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Wowfresh, a Wowprime subsidiary, debuted at the USA Asian Culture Food Expo, showcasing retail products and engaging with U.S. supermarket chains for potential collaborations.

Louisa Coffee plans to expand into the food market, aiming for over 50% revenue from non-chain brands. Despite a slight revenue dip in 2024, Q1 saw a 12.96% rise.

Taiwan’s Ministry of Agriculture reports a 30% rise in frozen fruit exports and a sixfold increase in fresh pork exports. Discover Taiwan’s global agricultural growth.

Three major food service companies in Taiwan, Jhu Jian Group, Family International Gourmet Co., Ltd., and Mercuries F&B Co., Ltd., are set to list on the emerging stock market next week. Jhu Jian Group will join the Pioneer Stock Board on Dec. 21 and plans to transition to the emerging stock market trading by Jan. 2, 2024. The group’s revenue has already surpassed that of the previous year, with projections indicating an expansion to 175 outlets by year’s end. Family International Gourmet Co., Ltd. will also list on Dec. 21, with a robust year-over-year revenue increase of 28.4% in the first eleven months. Mercuries F&B Co., Ltd. will enter the emerging stock market on Dec. 22, reporting an impressive revenue increase of 10.82% in the first eleven months. These listings reflect the strong recovery and growth in Taiwan’s food and beverage sector.

The General Chamber of Commerce (ROCCOC) Chairman, Paul Hsu, led a delegation of 16 Taiwanese food suppliers on a mission to tap into the Australian market. The delegation attended business matchmaking events in Brisbane, Sydney, and Melbourne as part of the ＂Procurement Meetings of 2023 Taiwan Food Industries Delegation to Australia.＂ The objective of this initiative is to enhance the international presence of Taiwanese food products, boost competitiveness, and foster economic collaboration between Taiwan and Australia. Hsu emphasized the complementary nature of Taiwan and Australia’s industries due to their contrasting seasons. The delegation has secured orders worth US＄3.7 million so far, and Hsu remains optimistic about further trade opportunities through ongoing communications with Australian distributors.

Taiwan McDonald’s has closed two outlets in Kenting and Chiayi, as part of its strategy to focus on more successful locations. However, the company plans to open new outlets in response to market changes, anticipating a net increase in the total number of stores.