A Chinese snack manufacturer wants to open a retail chain in Russia China Food Group LLC, a manufacturer of Asian snacks under the brands Maijie, Maiga, Yujinlong, etc., began looking in May for the development of the retail chain. The specialist will have to analyze the market, look for locations in Moscow, complete deals, launch projects, select and assemble a team. Apparently, the company is preparing to open an entire chain at once, as the compensation includes a bonus for each successfully opened store. At these points, products, household chemicals, cosmetics, household goods, jewelry and accessories from China, Korea and Vietnam will be presented. The company was listed a year ago and has yet to report financials, and its founder and CEO is Li Shiyang (profile data). The specialization of the legal entity is the production of products; Li Xiang also has two other production structures - Chinafud LLC and Chinafud MSC LLC. He also manages DushanTorg LLC, owned by Zhou Xianzhong, importing products from China, including very Asian snacks. Products of this production and wholesale group are presented in the market, as well as in Asian goods stores and some grocery chains. Retail believes that the snack maker intends to create an independent sales channel for its products. The passion, apparently, arose due to the increase in demand for Asian snacks in Russia: for example, in "Smoket" in the first half of the year, sales of autumn snacks increased 2.5 times YoY. An independent channel will increase the supplier's margin, as well as allow more flexible management of prices and selection. At the same time, the chain's success will depend on the variety, uniqueness and suitability of the selection to the needs of the audience. For example, retail indicates the price correction: Asian products provided the retailer with traffic growth in the second quarter.

A Chinese snack manufacturer wants to open a retail chain in Russia China Food Group LLC, a manufacturer of Asian snacks under the brands Maijie, Maiga, Yujinlong, etc., began looking in May for the development of the retail chain. The specialist will have to analyze the market, look for locations in Moscow, complete deals, launch projects, select and assemble a team. Apparently, the company is preparing to open an entire chain at once, as the compensation includes a bonus for each successfully opened store. At these points, products, household chemicals, cosmetics, household goods, jewelry and accessories from China, Korea and Vietnam will be presented. The company was listed a year ago and has yet to report financials, and its founder and CEO is Li Shiyang (profile data). The specialization of the legal entity is the production of products; Li Xiang also has two other production structures - Chinafud LLC and Chinafud MSC LLC. He also manages DushanTorg LLC, owned by Zhou Xianzhong, importing products from China, including very Asian snacks. Products of this production and wholesale group are presented in the market, as well as in Asian goods stores and some grocery chains. Retail believes that the snack maker intends to create an independent sales channel for its products. The passion, apparently, arose due to the increase in demand for Asian snacks in Russia: for example, in "Smoket" in the first half of the year, sales of autumn snacks increased 2.5 times YoY. An independent channel will increase the supplier's margin, as well as allow more flexible management of prices and selection. At the same time, the chain's success will depend on the variety, uniqueness and suitability of the selection to the needs of the audience. For example, retail indicates the price correction: Asian products provided the retailer with traffic growth in the second quarter.