Rest assured meat chain will be launched in Guangzhou
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Last Update: 2002-01-08
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Source: Internet
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Author: User
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Introduction: it is learned from Guangzhou food group that the Maoshan meat joint factory under the group has signed a letter of intent with China food group and Hunan food group, and plans to jointly invest more than 10 million yuan to establish a joint venture company, fully participate in the pork retail market competition, and set up its "assured meat monopoly point" in various meat and vegetable markets in Guangzhou Enc is reported that in order to ensure that Guangzhou citizens can eat "rest assured meat", Guangzhou lvtong Co., Ltd., a joint venture company, will take charge of Hunan and Guangdong live pig reserve bases, supervise pig feed varieties, ensure that pigs in the bases do not contain harmful substances, and then send them to the Guangzhou market Several "trust meat Monopoly points" in Guangzhou will be expanded in the meat and vegetable market by the way of similar chain alliance For the franchised stallholders, certain preferential and supporting measures will be provided, such as reducing 50% of the rent, giving preferential prices in the supply price, etc., on the condition that the stallholders promise not to operate the meat for personal slaughter ENc
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