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Korea launches largest-ever K-EXPO in Mexico to drive cultural expansion

Korea will bring food, beauty, entertainment and technology to Mexico City this week as six government ministries join forces for 2026 K-EXPO MEXICO, a four-day event aimed at expanding Korean exports across Latin America. The expo runs Thursday through Sunday, with consumer exhibitions at Mexico City’s World Trade Center from Friday through Sunday, alongside business meetings and a K-pop…

Korea launches largest-ever K-EXPO in Mexico to drive cultural expansion

The Korean government is set to host its largest-ever K-EXPO in Mexico City this week, spanning four days from Thursday to Sunday. This event, a collaboration between six government ministries and related agencies, aims to boost Korean exports throughout Latin America. The expo will showcase Korean products, beauty offerings, and technology, with a special focus on Korean popular culture, particularly K-pop.

Consumer exhibitions will take place at Mexico City’s World Trade Center from Friday to Sunday, offering visitors a chance to experience Korean goods firsthand. In addition to the business meetings, the event will also feature a K-pop concert, adding a lively cultural touch to the expo.

The participating companies include Nongshim, CJ CheilJedang, Binggrae, CheongKwanJang, Amorepacific, LG Household & Health Care, Samsung Electronics, Kia, and LG Electronics. Each will present their unique products and services, ranging from food and beauty items to advanced technology and artificial intelligence-based recommendations tailored to individual preferences.

Netflix will join the festivities by offering Spanish-language dubbing experiences featuring popular Korean content, further enriching the cultural experience for attendees. The event is expected to highlight the vast potential of Korea's content market in Mexico, which is currently valued at an impressive $30 billion.

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