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Weilong Delicious Global Holdings Ltd
9985 · XHKG · Packaged Foods · China
Weilong Delicious Global Holdings Ltd is a China-based holding company primarily engaged in the production and sale of spicy snack foods. It specializes in seasoned flour products such as Big Latiao, Mini Latiao, Spicy Hot Stick, Mini Hot Stick, and Kiss Burn; vegetable products including Konjac Shuang and Fengchi Kelp; and bean-based and other items like Soft Tofu Skin, 78 Braised egg, and meat products. The majority of its revenue comes from vegetable products, with operations mainly in the People's Republic of China and growing international presence. Founded in 2001 and headquartered in Luohe, China, the company employs approximately 6,720 people and organizes its business into three reportable segments. As a key player in the packaged foods industry within the consumer defensive sector, Weilong Delicious Global Holdings Ltd caters to snack enthusiasts through innovative spicy flavors, contributing to the dynamic food processing market with a focus on high-demand, ready-to-eat products.
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Packaged Foods
Consumer Defensive sector · China
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Cocoa Supply Chain
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Seafood Supply Chain
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Coffee Supply Chain
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Processed Food Supply Chain
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