Is arowana edible oil sold abroad? Which brands are foreign?

Arowana brand was originally a foreign brand, belonging to Singapore Yihai Kerry. They claim to be overseas Chinese capital, but they are actually foreign capital. See below:

When it comes to cooking oil, you have to mention arowana. In the eyes of many consumers, Arowana is an excellent brand in China. But what they don't know is that Arowana has become a pure foreign brand since 200 1 COFCO withdrew, and 100% is controlled by Kerry Grain and Oil.

On 1990, Kerry Grain and Oil, a foreign-funded company, established Nanhai Oil Industry (Chiwan) Co., Ltd. and began to produce the first batch of edible oil in small packages in China. The first brand launched was Arowana. In the following ten years, seven large-scale edible oil production enterprises have been invested and established in several provinces, and a large-scale oil production system with wide distribution, reasonable layout has been gradually formed.

Fulinmen is also a leader. At first glance, it is COFCO Holdings, with a Chinese background, but a closer look at ADM in the United States and Wilmar Group in Singapore is also involved. As one of the four largest grain merchants in the world, American ADM will naturally not give up the huge market of China, and began to lay out the China market as early as 2000. Now behind the well-known domestic brands, there is more or less the infiltration of their funds.

Lu Hua, as the state banquet oil in the Great Hall of the People, is unfortunately cooked with joint-venture cooking oil. At present, COFCO and ADM of the United States both hold shares in Lu Hua.

According to the statistics of China Grain Network, Cargill Group, Bunge Group, Louis Dreyfus, TOEFL Company and Noble Company have reorganized the assets of more than ten soybean crushing enterprises in China in recent three years. Bangji Group has successively controlled or acquired Shandong Rizhao Sanwei Petroleum, Nanjing Huanong Petroleum and Tianjin Zheng Da Company; Cargill Group successively acquired Dongguan Huanong Petroleum and Yangjiang Fengyuan Company; Louis Dreyfus acquired Bazhou Huanong Oil, reorganized the assets of Zhangjiagang Jianghai Grain and Oil Industry Company, and established a soybean crushing plant with China Grain Storage in Rizhao, Shandong.

Therefore, in the field of edible oil, there are few pure domestic brands, and most of them are infiltrated by foreign capital. It is hard to say which ones are foreign capital and which ones are domestic.