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In the vibrant, competitive food market in China, standing out is about more than just having a great product. It’s about making a statement, showing ambition, and using innovative platforms like Douyin to capture and convey your brand’s unique energy and vision. EXAMPLE Let’s explore how leveraging Douyin’s dynamic capabilities can help you connect with…
“80% of the world’s chicken paws a were eaten by Chinese people“. The Chicken Paw Market in China: high Demand We sell List of Distributors for 4000$ Chicken paws, commonly known as “phoenix claws” (凤爪) in China, hold a significant place in Chinese cuisine and culture. Their unique texture and flavor have made them a sought-after delicacy,…
Let me be real with you—if you’re not looking at the kid-specific bottled water market in China, you’re sleeping on a massive opportunity. Parents in China are hyper-focused on health and safety, especially when it comes to their kids. Combine that with a skyrocketing middle class, growing disposable income, and a culture that’s obsessed with…
1.4 billion reasons to sell coffee in China. Hello entrepreneurs, managers, exporter…. because we’re diving into how China is brewing up a storm and taking the global lead in the coffee shop scene. Propose by Olivier VEROT; GMA. It’s not just about sipping espresso; it’s about a booming business that’s redefining café culture across the…
🙂 let me break it down for you: China’s coffee industry is on fire right now, and if you’re not paying attention, you’re missing out. Here’s what’s happening—Chinese coffee chains like Luckin startbucks and Cotti are going all-in and expanding like crazy, especially in lower-tier cities. We’re talking serious offer wars. Since early 2023, you…
Saizeriya: How a Budget Pizzeria Became Gen Z’s Favorite Hangout in China Best Pizzeria in China is not Italian, but Japanese. The opening of Saizeriya’s newest location at Raffles City mall in Shanghai was nothing short of a sensation. The budget Italian chain, which was once considered far from trendy, has seen a resurgence in…
Let’s dive into the F&B sector in China, especially from a B2B perspective. Introduction: The F&B industry in China is massive, and the B2B space is bustling with action. Whether it’s supply chains, bulk sales, or ingredient sourcing, if you’re in F&B, China’s your playground. Trends: What Distributors Really Want: Distributors are looking for products…
Let’s crush it with the F&B market in China, by Philip Chen . Here’s how you dominate with digital: Every step you take needs to be strategic, localized, and massively aggressive. That’s how you win in China’s F&B market Dirty Egg tart Coffee of KFC 😉 LITTLE RED BOOK if you’re gearing up to dominate…
China has officially claimed the title of the world’s largest food importer, a milestone that underscores its massive influence on the global food market. According to a recent industry report by the China Chamber of Commerce of Import and Export of Foodstuffs, Native Produce, and Animal By-Products, China’s total food imports are expected to reach…
Watermelons are an essential remedy in China for managing the often intense summer heat across many parts of the country. China is the world’s largest producer and consumer of watermelons, accounting for about 65-70% of the global supply. Known as 西瓜 (Xīguā) or “melon of the west,” Watermelon holds a unique and significant place in…
After enduring several challenging years, China’s wine market is at a turning point . Despite the resurgence of activity in hospitality venues and tourist spots, wine consumption hasn’t fully rebounded to pre-pandemic levels. Yet, the shifting preferences of Chinese consumers present fresh opportunities for brands that adapt effectively. Wine Consumer Dynamics The driving force behind…
(2024 updates) China has decided to remove punitive tariffs on Australian wine, signaling a significant thaw in the previously frosty diplomatic relations between Beijing and Canberra. Here are the key points summarizing this development: Removal of Tariffs: Starting Friday, March 29, 2024, China will lift the 218% tariffs previously imposed on Australian wine, as announced…
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