Overview
“One Belt One Road” The OBOR Initiative has always been China’s main focus area for the International Agricultural Development Collaboration. Adhering to China Government’s policy of the “One Belt One Road”, there is a food-supply corporation looking at the opportunity to import huge volume of ASEAN agricultural by-products such as the palm oil, rapeseed oil, coconut oil, and tropical fruits.

Content
Together with the participating countries along the Road, the agricultural development collaboration has posed to be highly mutual benefiting. Just like how the tropical climate in the south province of China has foothold the agricultural segment and the growing of tropical crops and plants in the south of China is akin to the countries in the South Asia and South East Asia. Thus, the agricultural development trend has achieved remarkable results in growing tropical crops and plants. China’s agriculture in farming sectors has technically reached maturity and it has reached the optimum level in adaptability. “One Belt One Road” will create a significant balanced development and ample room for Chinese enterprise to gain foreign agricultural investments.

Adhering to China Government’s policy of the “One Belt One Road”, there is a food-supply corporation looking at the opportunity to import huge volume of ASEAN agricultural by-products such as the palm oil, rapeseed oil, coconut oil, and tropical fruits. These agriculture by-products are to be supplied to the local markets and government units. The annual purchasing volume has reached 3000 metric ton and that is a great opportunity for potential ASEAN business enterprises to venture into the gigantic China market.

In seeking of ASEAN agricultural by-products with high quality, economical yet competitive prices, and excellence consistent capability delivering high volume of supply; these goods are to be matched according to the benchmark of the China territory.

Contact
Dato' Prof. Dr. Albert Tan
Tel：+603-8071 5951
Email：alberttyk@yahoo.com