The company said the event, which drew brands and buyers from 176 countries, served as a platform to present its portfolio across food storage containers, beverageware, cookware and child-friendly product lines. LocknLock added that its booth was designed to allow visitors to navigate each product category and that it hosted partner invitation programs and on-site events to engage buyers and visitors.
At the exhibition, LocknLock introduced a range of products planned for 2026, including items from Daekket, a premium cookware brand it launched earlier. The company said Daekket focuses on products that link cooking and plating and has received positive market feedback since its debut.
In the food storage segment, LocknLock showcased its Fresh Maestro Vacuum Container, which uses a three-stage vacuum sealing system, while in beverageware it presented the Metro Café Ceramic Tumbler, featuring an interior ceramic coating designed to preserve beverage taste. The company said the tumbler drew strong interest from visitors.
LocknLock also displayed products already popular in the Korean market, including the Suit stainless frying pan and the Schoolfit Switch Color stainless steel bottle, which changes color depending on temperature.
The company said it held meetings with around 40 partners during the exhibition to discuss operational plans for new products and global sales strategies for 2026, and also met potential new buyers to explore opportunities in new markets.
LocknLock exports to about 120 countries through eight overseas subsidiaries, including in Vietnam, the United States and Germany, and has expanded its business beyond food storage containers into beverageware and small appliances, it said.
“During the exhibition, we discussed operational plans for new products and global sales strategies for 2026 with key partners, and confirmed the potential to expand into new markets through meetings with new buyers,” said a LocknLock representative.
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