Chr. Hansen targets Chinese Food Trends


Dated: 22 February 2006

Chr Hansen Beijing Representative Office is once again participating in the Food Ingredients China 2006 Exhibition to be held at the Shanghai Everbright Convention & Exhibition Center, Xuhui District, Shanghai, China from 01-03 March 2006.

“For us FIC represents an unique opportunity to make contact with existing customers, launch new products, meet new buyers, evaluate trends, discover what is new in food ingredients business,” explains Grace Xu, general manager. “Also it a good place for getting advice and info on market trends, price and environment regulations.”

Chr. Hansen targets Chinese Food Trends

 
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