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WILMAR STILL EXPLOITS CHINA-WIDE SUPPLY CHAIN, BUT SOY COULD BE A PROBLEM MARKET
THERE are few brands as recognisable to Chinese consumers as the ‘Golden Dragon Fish’, the ‘Jin Long Yu’ in Mandarin, which adorns the tubs of cooking oil and bags of flour and rice in supermarkets across the country. The brand is owned by Singapore-based conglomerate Wilmar, a one-time trading house which has come to increasingly invest in downstream and upstream elements of the oil palm and soy industries.…
CHINESE BEEF PRICES SOAR AS LOCAL BEEF HERDS SHRINK
CHINA’S beef prices have been soaring as wealthier consumers consume more meat, and switch to beef from pork. But there are more fundamental issues at stake, not least the collapse in local herd numbers.
A supply shortage has meant whole sale beef prices pushed to a “critical juncture” of Chinese Yuan Renminbi CNY60 per kilogramme in the second half of 2013, according to a report entitled ‘China Livestock Research and Investment 2013-2017’ produced by the Beijing-based China Suppliers Institute (CIS) – http://www.hyzsyjy.com,…
ESQUEL GROUP CONTINUES TO GROW, SUSTAIN, INNOVATE
While many companies may be looking for strategies to exit China as its as labour and manufacturing costs rise, that is certainly not the case for John Cheh, vice chairman and CEO of Hong Kong-based quality cotton shirt manufacturer Esquel Group.…
AS CHINA’S INFANT FORMULA MARKET GROWS, MULTINATIONALS FACE NEW CHALLENGES
Major food companies serving the Chinese diary industry have told just-food how they see great opportunities emerging from oncoming China government reforms, many expected to be proposed next year.
One policy with a significant impact would be easing China’s long-standing one-child policy.…
CHINA EXPLORES IMPROVED FOOD SAFETY LAW
With China’s central government taking steps to improve food safety regulations, following several cases of food contamination in the past few years, food companies serving the Chinese market are keeping a close eye on a review of the country’s 2009 National Food Safety Law.…
VIETNAM’S LARGEST TEXTILE EXHIBITION GROWS, BUT SOME VISITORS ASK FOR BROADER RANGE OF EXHIBITORS
ORGANISERS of the 13th Vietnam International Textile & Garment Industry Exhibition last week (October 24 to 27) noted a surging attendance, but some visitors suggested a broader range of exhibitors could pay dividends.
Staged at Ho Chi Minh City’s Tan Binh Exhibition & Convention Centre, the event brought 210 textile machinery and fabric and accessories exhibitors from 10 Asian countries into contact with an estimated 10,000 visitors.…
WHAT DO FINANCIAL PROFESSIONALS AND COMPANIES NEED TO KNOW ABOUT THE SHANGHAI FREE TRADE ZONE?
BARELY a year in office, China’s new government under President Xi Jinping has made more moves towards economic reform than the previous administration in its 10 years in power. Mr Xi has promised to reboot China’s economy by paring back regulations as well as the preferences enjoyed by the state-owned sector, which monopolises many industries, including finance.…
MIXING TECHNOLOGY MAKES INCREMENTAL INNOVATIONS – KEEPING CORE PRINCIPLES INTACT
PRODUCERS of confectionery mixing machinery around the world continue to improve their machines, but generally opt for incremental improvements in sanitation and multi-purpose functions rather than creating entire new products.
Dutch confectionery equipment producer Tanis Confectionery, plans to unveil new mixing technology at Germany’s Interpack processes and packaging trade fair in May, Leo Tanis, CEO of Tanis Confectionery told Confectionery Production.…
CHINA OUTSOURCING SECTOR NEEDS TO ADAPT TO THRIVE, CONFERENCE TOLD
China’s textile industry must create new competitive advantages to compete with emerging low-cost producers such as Vietnam and Bangladesh in today’s tough export climate, according to a senior official with the China National Textile and Apparel Council.
“It’s clear from the trade data that apparel exports in low-cost countries including Vietnam and Bangladesh are growing faster than those in China and we must increasingly look to expand the value of exports rather than rely on bulk selling at low prices,” said Liu Yaozhong of the council’s international trade office at a seminar during the Intertextile Shanghai Apparel Fabrics trade show Tuesday.…
UNIQUE LAGOON AIRPORT IN THE MALDIVES MAY YET BE BUILT
THE IDEA of an international airport terminal that sits in a lagoon instead of on land is groundbreaking, but if it makes sense anywhere it is probably in the Maldives. The Indian ocean archipelago has a thriving tourist industry based on its natural beauty with “pristine water, deserted islands, white coral sandy beaches, mild weather and an unpolluted sky,” stressed a designer of the proposed Hanimadhoo airport.…