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China's 'Princess of Wahaha' Zong Fuli looks to revive US$2 billion family beverage business after founder's passing - Vimarsana News

China's 'Princess of Wahaha' Zong Fuli looks to revive US$2 billion family beverage business after founder's passing

The death of Zong Qinghou, formerly China’s richest man, is thrusting his only child into the spotlight. Her family fortune has dwindled as rivals outsell Hangzhou Wahaha Group by latching onto new trends and younger consumers.

Source: scmp.com
'Princess of Wahaha' looks to revive a fortune down $18 billion - Vimarsana News

'Princess of Wahaha' looks to revive a fortune down $18 billion

Wahaha is facing growing competition in the beverage market

Whisky finding appeal in China | Northwest Arkansas Democrat-Gazette - Vimarsana News

Whisky finding appeal in China | Northwest Arkansas Democrat-Gazette

BEIJING -- A distillery in southwestern China is aiming to tap a growing taste among young Chinese for whisky in place of the traditional "baijiu" liquor used to toast festive occasions.

Whisky finding appeal in China | The Arkansas Democrat-Gazette - Arkansas' Best News Source - Vimarsana News

Whisky finding appeal in China | The Arkansas Democrat-Gazette - Arkansas' Best News Source

BEIJING -- A distillery in southwestern China is aiming to tap a growing taste among young Chinese for whisky in place of the traditional "baijiu" liquor used to toast festive occasions.

Whisky wooing young Chinese away from 'baijiu' as top distillers target a growing market - Vimarsana News

Whisky wooing young Chinese away from 'baijiu' as top distillers target a growing market

A distillery in southwestern China is aiming to tap a growing taste among young Chinese for whisky in place of the traditional “baijiu” liquor used to toast festive occasions. The