Danish Crown and Chinese Alibaba’s Win-Chain on 6 November signed an agreement on weekly deliveries of 250 tonnes of Danish pork from Danish Crown’s new factory in China. The deliveries will start during summer 2019 and continue for five years. The agreement is worth at least 300 million euro (2,3 billion DKK), according to Danish…
The Finnish pork producer Atria is slowly climbing into the biggest pork-consumer in the world, China. In the past eight months Atria has exported 3.000 tons of raw pork, but it is expected to rise to 5.000 tons in the coming twelve months. But that all depends on how the people of China receives the…
Soon the people of China will be able to feast on Danish sausages. Within a small amount of time, the Danish meat company Danish Crown will begin exporting goods such as sausages, pepperoni, salami and various canned goods. More specifically this export-breakthrough is handled by the subsidiary Tulip Food Company, who after several years finally…
The big pork producer from Denmark, Danish Crown, is targeting China with new plans for opening a factory in Shanghai. As the Chinese market is demanding higher quality meat and shows a growing interest in animal welfare, Danish Crown have decided to built a $42 million plant in Shanghai that will provide fresh meat to…
European meat processor Danish Crown has announced it will establish a processing plant in China, invest app. DKK 300 million, as part of its strategy towards 2021. It is to be situated in Shanghai and the production will be based on Danish raw material. Today Danish Crown is already a big and successful exporter of…
Due to a drop of pork meat production in China, Danish pork farmers are ready to double their exports to the country. As ScandAsia recently reported, a growing demand for pork meat, especially from China, saved Danish Crown’s summer season. But it is not only Danish Crown who have benefitted from increasing exports to China, Danish farmers have also experienced…
Summer is barbeque season in northern Europe, but this year’s bad weather conditions have put out the grills and curbed the sales of meat, according to Danish Crown. The summer holiday season is usually the busiest time of year for meat processing companies. However, because of rain and mediocre temperatures in northern Europe this summer, meats are in low demand.…
