Summary | Bottom line: Foreign-owned meat companies could lose
their premium image over Chinese rivals after a Shanghai-based
scandal over the summer, as foreign firms remain vulnerable to
high scrutiny. Just yesterday I wrote how foreign food makers
generally enjoy a better reputation in China over their
domestic rivals, but one glaring exception to that rule is ...
their premium image over Chinese rivals after a Shanghai-based
scandal over the summer, as foreign firms remain vulnerable to
high scrutiny. Just yesterday I wrote how foreign food makers
generally enjoy a better reputation in China over their
domestic rivals, but one glaring exception to that rule is ...
youngchinabiz.com | 10 December 2015