Pagoda held the “2022 International Supplier Conference” to link the past and future and empower the industry

From November 2nd to 4th, Asia Fruit Logistica took place in Bangkok, Thailand, attracting exhibitors from over 40 countries and regions to communicate with suppliers and visitors in the industry. Pagoda and its subsidiary Chiang Mai Thai were invited to the exhibition.

To acknowledge the strong support of suppliers from home and abroad, Pagoda held an international supplier conference in Bangkok on the evening of November 3rd during the exhibition and invited nearly 180 suppliers to share observations of the industry and discuss the future development of the industry.

For his opening remarks of the conference, Pagoda Founder & Chairman Yu Huiyong, delivered the keynote speech titled “Linking the Past and Future” online. Over the course of the past 21 years, Pagoda has kept up with the times. It takes fruit standards and other elements contained in the whole industrial chain standards as the core, supply chain system as the foundation and tech, finance, R&D as pillars. Now, it has been developed into a modern community-centered fruit retail enterprise that integrates online and offline sales, stores and warehouses, timely delivery and next day delivery, offline fruit sales and online fresh products sales. In particular, Pagoda has been moving forward steadily amidst the complex changes of the world landscape after 2019.

Looking to the next 20 years, Yu said that Pagoda will open more stores, seek partnership at home and abroad, explore potential cooperation with new suppliers while consolidating the existing ones, and contribute more to the global supply chain, building on which, the company would create an omni-channel sales network that empowers suppliers around the world.

In terms of supplier empowerment, Pagoda has invested in and incubated Banguo Centralized Purchasing Platform and aimed to develop it into a credible and professional platform offering all categories of products so that challenges faced by suppliers such as opaque purchasing and wholesale…