American agricultural and sideline products want to seize the market in northern China

Introduction: the five major agricultural and sideline products associations of the United States and Wal Mart, the world's retail giant, are working together to take advantage of Wal Mart's strong sales network and Dalian's "bridgehead" advantage to seize the northern market of China in a wider range The first American fresh frozen food festival was held in northern China recently in Dalian and Shenyang Americans seem to be particularly fond of Dalian market In April 2000, after the signing of the Sino US agricultural trade agreement, the first batch of new Qishi oranges from the United States first landed in China from Dalian port This food festival, the Americans chose Dalian At the food festival, the five export associations of American Newcastle, poultry and egg products, meat, potatoes and Alaskan seafood will not only bring "original" fresh and frozen food on the other side of the ocean to Dalian people, but also let Dalian people experience the unique culture from foreign countries through rich and colorful on-site hot sale and entertainment activities The significance of this food festival is not only about what kind of food Americans bring to us, but also about the fact that this may be the prelude for Americans to seize the northern market of China after China's accession to the WTO Before that, the five associations have set up offices and carried out a lot of activities in China To this end, Mr national Shan, senior commodity director of Wal Mart China Co., Ltd., said that the entry of American food will certainly cause competition, but there will be development only when there is competition American food will not only make up for the shortage of Chinese people's dining table, but also prompt Chinese farmers to adjust their planting varieties and improve the planting quality In fact, the entry of xinqishi citrus not only didn't bring down the fruit farmers in China, but also promoted the sales of the whole citrus market in China According to Mr Bai Lewan, agricultural consul of the U.S Consulate General in Shanghai, the U.S is considering opening another office in Dalian or Shenyang based on the established trade offices in Shanghai and Guangzhou to help the U.S agricultural and sideline products expand the northern market of China It is understood that Wal Mart now has 19 stores in China 95% of the products operated by Wal Mart China come from China In 2000, Wal Mart purchased more than 10 billion dollars from China directly or indirectly (market news / Wang Mei) (author:) share to feed Weibo share to: