China is still hungry for food it cannot easily grow, brew or raise at home. The country has more than 1.4 billion mouths to feed, a middle class that keeps expanding its grocery list, and a domestic food industry that has been rocked by enough safety scandals over the past two decades to leave a […]
This article used to argue that Chinese money would keep flooding into American real estate, that the trend was structural, and that anyone selling to the US market should get ready for more of it. That was true in 2016. It stopped being true in 2017, and it has not come back the way anyone […]
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The alarm that goes off in a new Chinese mother’s head when she picks up a tin of infant formula is not the same alarm that goes off for a shopper buying shampoo or sneakers. Few consumer categories carry as much emotional weight, safety anxiety, and family pressure as maternity, baby, and childcare products in […]
Foreign brands ask me all the time how to get into Chinese hospitals and pharmacies. Almost none of them ask who is actually going to move their product from the port to the shelf, get paid for it, and not disappear with the stock. That second question matters more. Distribution is where most pharma launches […]
China’s health food registration process has a reputation. It is slow, expensive, and opaque. Most foreign brands that go through it describe the same experience: one to three years of waiting, a pile of documentation, and a real chance of rejection on the first attempt. A pilot program running out of Yiwu is quietly changing […]
Cleaning products used to be one of the least glamorous categories in retail. You bought whatever bottle was cheapest, and that was that. Not anymore in China. Household cleaning has turned into a real consumer category, with premium lines, scent stories, eco claims, and smart devices. For a foreign brand, that shift is the opportunity. […]
Macau’s tourism engine is running at full speed again, but the visitor walking through the Cotai Strip in 2026 isn’t the same guest who came before the pandemic. Mainland Chinese travelers now arrive with different expectations and different booking habits, and they lean on their phones far more heavily before they ever set foot in […]
Who the Wealthy Chinese Traveler Actually Is in 2026 Forget the stereotype of a tour bus unloading fifty people at a Louis Vuitton store for a group photo. That version of Chinese luxury tourism mostly died with the pandemic, and it isn’t coming back the way it was. The traveler you’re trying to reach now […]
China’s corporate training market crossed 500 billion yuan in 2024 and continues to grow at rates that make it one of the most attractive opportunities for foreign training companies, education publishers, and professional development providers. The demand is real, the budgets exist, and the regulatory environment for foreign players has become more defined. What has […]
