The 3rd China International Supply Chain Expo (CISCE) began July 16 in Beijing, attracting over 650 companies and institutions from 75 countries and regions. An initiative was released during the event, calling for global business cooperation to strengthen international supply chain collaboration.
The expo's six major supply chains — advanced manufacturing, green agriculture, digital tech, healthy living, smart cars, and clean energy — along with the supply chain service zone, are open to the public.
Lushang Group's Inzone department. [Photo/Readmeok]
Shandong's Lushang Group is a standout participant. Lushang Group is a prime example of China's supply chain development. It has built a highly efficient and controllable supply chain, integrating production, consumption, and digital resources. The group's Inzone department has restructured traditional commerce by directly sourcing local specialties like Dong'e donkey-hide gelatin and Zhangqiu iron wok, shortening the supply chain and boosting efficiency.
The group's "one stock" system integrates three chains: policy, industry, and digital resources. It supports rural vitalization by introducing over 200 intangible cultural heritage and local brands. The group also leverages digital platforms and collaborates with major e-commerce platforms to boost sales.
At the supply chain expo, Lushang Group is presenting its practices, from farm-to-shelf transparency to global resource integration. It highlights its core competitiveness and seeks global partnerships. The expo's "innovative supply chain zone" and "supply chain expo launch" sections offer it a platform to present its advancements in green agriculture and digital transformation.
（chinadaily.com.cn）
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