Taiwan TCM Delegation Showcases Herbal Innovation and Builds Global Partnerships at SupplySide Global 2026 and Across the Western U.S.

LAS VEGAS, Nov. 10, 2026 /PRNewswire/ -- The Taiwan Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) delegation successfully concluded its participation in SupplySide Global 2026 and visits across the western United States. Combining millennia of traditional use with scientific evidence, Taiwan presented its herbal wellness products, natural ingredients and manufacturing expertise to the international health and nutrition industry. Supported by the Department of Chinese Medicine and Pharmacy, Ministry of Health and Welfare, and organized by the Taiwan Institute of Economic Research, the Taiwan TCM Pavilion provided a platform for four Taiwanese companies to explore new business opportunities at the October 28–30 exhibition in Las Vegas.

Over three days, the pavilion welcomed 126 professional visitors and held at least 5 business meetings with companies from North America. Discussions focused on ingredient sourcing, product distribution and contract manufacturing, opening opportunities for Taiwan's exhibitors to expand their market presence.

Herbal Heritage, International Quality

Participating companies—Sun Ten Natureceutica, Taiwan Three Mast Pharmaceutical, Grape King Bio and Fu-Tian Pharmaceutical—presented complementary strengths spanning herbal wellness products, natural ingredients, topical delivery technologies and contract development and manufacturing.

Together, they demonstrated how traditional knowledge and scientific research can translate into products for contemporary wellness needs. Internationally recognized certifications and experience serving overseas markets underpin the exhibitors' emphasis on quality, traceability and manufacturing consistency, providing a foundation for lasting business partnerships.

Extending Connections in North America

During the post-exhibition visit, the delegation exchanged perspectives with the UCLA Center for East-West Medicine. The discussion highlighted the potential of TCM in integrative care for non-Chinese populations, the importance of scientific evidence and opportunities for further collaboration.

Meetings with the Taiwan Chamber of Commerce of Las Vegas and the Taiwanese-American Chamber of Commerce of Greater Los Angeles added local perspectives on market access and business practices. Participants expressed support for Taiwan's TCM industry in pursuing promising opportunities in North America.

Building on this engagement, Taiwan looks forward to working with global partners to bring its herbal heritage, research and manufacturing expertise to wider markets and contribute to healthier lives worldwide, highlighting the competitive strengths of Taiwan's TCM industry.

SOURCE Taiwan Institute of Economic Research