Since 2025, Guangzhou Jiangji Supply Chain has conducted multiple rounds of negotiations with partners from Southeast Asia, North America, Australia, and other regions, signing strategic cooperation agreements for long-term supply of condiments, rice and flour products, edible oils and grains, and leisure beverages. Most partners are local Chinese-owned supermarket chains and wholesale trading companies.
Collaboration Content
The agreement focuses on three key areas: 1) Stabilizing supply, with Jiangji Supply Chain providing quarterly product assortments and stocking recommendations; 2) Optimizing delivery, arranging full container or less-than-container-load shipments based on destination ports and vessel schedules; 3) Enhancing information collaboration, where both parties share sales rhythms and inventory data to reduce extra costs from emergency replenishment.
Why these regions
Southeast Asia, North America, and Australia have high concentrations of overseas Chinese communities with stable daily demand for Chinese condiments and dry goods. Local supermarkets often face incomplete product assortments and long restocking cycles, placing a premium on direct domestic sourcing and fresh expiration dates. Jiangji Supply Chain now operates in 11 countries overseas; this signing reaffirms our existing partnership.
Next Steps
After signing, the company will compile a list of standard SKUs for partners and update it quarterly. For first-time partners, small trial orders remain available to validate product categories and delivery timelines before scaling up to full container loads.
Customers with overseas supply needs can contact our sales team via 020-81798389.