It breaks
the Chinese organic consumer into eight main groups: white collar families (40 per cent of the market), families with young children, families with health issues, overseas returnees, business people from Chinese Taipei and Hong Kong (China), government officials, young people and foreigners living in China.
Not exact matches
The report quotes a
consumer study of 204
Chinese organic buyers, which showed 71 per cent of shoppers were prepared to pay up to 50 per cent more for
organic food.
If Australian producers can scale up to meet the demand from this premium
Chinese consumer, the world is our certified
organic oyster.
Author, columnist, e-commerce entrepreneur and Australian
Organic ambassador, Jessica Rudd, will give a presentation to delegates explaining what certified
organic is and why
Chinese consumers can trust Australian produce.
For now, KORA
Organics will be entering China exclusively through Tmall, hoping to reach a growing base of
Chinese consumers seeking healthy and
organic skincare products before everyone else does.