Green Leader Holdings Group, a Hong Kong-based investment firm, announced the investment of $150 to $200 million to build 20 processing factories and develop farmland in Cambodia
The Italian agribusiness investors are interested in land leasing with ready engineering and transport infrastructure and access to the Chinese and Russian markets
The Central Asia region has become a hot investment destination for Chinese agricultural firms, such as Huangfanqu Farm in Tajikistan.
El nuevo puerto debe favorecer la región que forman varios estados del noreste de Brasil (Maranhao, Tocantins, Piauí y Bahía), conocida como Matopiba, y cuyas cadenas de producción deben verse favorecidas con las nuevas instalaciones.
A group of Chinese companies is rolling out more premium UHT milk and planning a new "fashion milk" from its 29 New Zealand farms, almost entirely for the Chinese market.
China's richest man, Alibaba founder Jack Ma, slipped into New Zealand incognito last month. The founder of the world's largest retailer, which specialises in e-commerce, was in Waikato during Chinese New Year to check out his latest investment.
Selon Rabary-Njaka Henry, l’actuel ministre des Affaires étrangères, il n'y a pas d’accaparement de terres au Madagascar
Après les châteaux viticoles bourguignons et bordelais il y a déjà quelques années, la Chine s'intéresse aussi de plus en plus à d'autres produits et terres agricoles français : lait, viande, terres céréalières et percherons normands.
Selon Zhao Yongsheng, les autorités françaises ne devraient pas [prendre] de mesures substantielles contre les acheteurs de terres chinois, notant que les remarques de M. Macron ne sont guère plus que du «politiquement correct».
- Quotidien du Peuple
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26 February 2018
China started to buy aggressively agriculture land abroad and already directed interest to the French wheat. In France, the authorities learned lately about the acquisition of 1,700 hectares of cereal crops in central France thanks to clever attorney’s tricks.
- Finance Apprise
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26 February 2018
Over the past four years Hu Keqin, owner of the Reward Group, has quietly snapped up 3,000 hectares of wheat fields in the central Indre and Allier regions of France.
A Chinese tycoon's purchase of vast wheat fields in France highlights China's increasing acquisition of foreign farmland as the Asian giant seeks to keep up with its massive population's growing appetite.
- The Star
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25 February 2018