Xiamen, China — September 2026
Agrinoon was pleased to participate in International Mushroom Days, China 2026, held in Xiamen from September 20–22, bringing together mushroom growers, suppliers, technology providers, buyers, and industry professionals from around the world.
As one of the major industry gatherings covering the entire edible mushroom value chain, the event provided an excellent opportunity to exchange ideas, explore new developments in mushroom cultivation, and connect with partners from different markets.
Connecting with Growers Around the World
During the event, the Agrinoon team met with mushroom growers, distributors, and industry partners from Asia, Europe, North America, and other regions.
Many of our conversations focused on a question that is becoming increasingly important for commercial mushroom farms:
How can growers achieve more consistent yields while simplifying production and reducing operational uncertainty?
At Agrinoon, this is exactly where we focus our work.
We specialize in ready-to-fruit mushroom substrate solutions designed for commercial growers, including substrates for shiitake, oyster mushrooms, lion’s mane, and other specialty mushrooms.
By combining substrate production experience in China with an international perspective on commercial mushroom farming, we aim to help growers access reliable, scalable, and practical cultivation solutions.
From China to Global Mushroom Farms
International Mushroom Days also gave us the opportunity to better understand the different requirements of growers across markets.
Climate conditions, farm infrastructure, labor costs, cultivation methods, logistics, and market preferences can vary significantly from one country to another. There is no single solution that works equally well everywhere.
For Agrinoon, working internationally therefore means more than simply exporting mushroom substrate. It means understanding how our products perform after they arrive at the farm and continuously improving substrate formulation, production consistency, logistics, and cultivation support.
The conversations we had in Xiamen provided valuable insights that will help guide this work.
Building Long-Term Partnerships
One of the strongest impressions from International Mushroom Days 2026 was how increasingly connected the global mushroom industry has become.
Growers are looking beyond their local markets for better substrates, technologies, equipment, genetics, and cultivation knowledge. At the same time, suppliers need to better understand the real operational challenges faced by farms around the world.
Agrinoon sees itself as part of this connection.
Our goal is to build long-term relationships with growers and industry partners and to help create a more efficient bridge between China’s mushroom production capabilities and commercial mushroom farms worldwide.
We would like to thank everyone who visited us, shared their experiences, and discussed potential cooperation with our team in Xiamen.
We look forward to continuing these conversations — and to growing together.
Agrinoon
Professional Mushroom Substrate Solutions
