
Nestlé China to invest in petfood factories
Nestlé has announced a series of investments that will further strengthen its footprint in China and continue to enhance its product portfolio with innovative and
Nestlé has announced a series of investments that will further strengthen its footprint in China and continue to enhance its product portfolio with innovative and
BEIJING (Reuters) – China has removed a ban on imports of pet food containing ruminant ingredients from the United States, according to a notice released
Consoveyo, part of Körber Logistics Systems, will install an intralogistics system for pet supplies retailer Pet Lovers Centre Pte. Ltd to double its pallet storage
Chinese pet food producer Gambol Pet Group has secured 500 million yuan ($70.58 million) in a Series B round of financing from Legend Capital, the
Nestle Purina’s senior executives said that they would continue to expand their pet care business in China in the future and carry out customized research and development for the Chinese market while introducing more cutting-edge scientific and technological products.
China’s pet care market continues to expand rapidly. Since 2012, the growth in terms of volume, network size and products available in the country has been accelerating year after year.
But professionals from all over the world who have works with China know that entering this large and promising market is an adventure fraught with pitfalls.
If you want to be successful in chinese pet market, it is recommended to develop a good understanding of its characteristic and keep control over your brand image, no matter if you plan to rely on a general agent or work with multiples partners.
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