Our History:
Hong Da International Trading Ltd. was registered in Hong Kong by Mr. S. Y. Lam. Our prime activity is to export only high quality Chinese dry beans to overseas importers, distributors, pre-packers and supermarkets.
Hong Da, originated from Great China Grains Limited, was a trading company specializing in grains & beans. We are a joint-venture corporation invested in by Mr. S. Y. Lam and Dalian International Development Co., Ltd. (which is wholly owned by Dalian city government). S. Y. Lam was one of the pioneers of exporting Chinese dry beans in bulk quantities to South Africa in 1991, and also was one of the first batches of suppliers of Chinese Broad Beans in bulk quantities to Egypt in 1991. Great China Grains Limited had been once the largest Chinese dry bean supplier for South African market, with an annual sales volume of over 30,000 metric tons. In 1999, as a result
Company Profile
Company Name:
HONG DA INTERNATIONAL TRADING LTD
Company Type:
Manufacturer ()
Area:
Caribbean Region/Bermuda
Employee :
Less than 10 People
Registered Capital:
Not filled
Year Established:
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Credit guarantee:
Already paid $0.00 USD
Business scope:
Light speckled kidney, green lentils, green mung beans
Sales of products:
Light speckled kidney, green lentils, green mung beans
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Our History:
Hong Da International Trading Ltd. was registered in Hong Kong by Mr. S. Y. Lam. Our prime activity is to export only high quality Chinese dry beans to overseas importers, distributors, pre-packers and supermarkets.
Hong Da, originated from Great China Grains Limited, was a trading company specializing in grains & beans. We are a joint-venture corporation invested in by Mr. S. Y. Lam and Dalian International Development Co., Ltd. (which is wholly owned by Dalian city government). S. Y. Lam was one of the pioneers of exporting Chinese dry beans in bulk quantities to South Africa in 1991, and also was one of the first batches of suppliers of Chinese Broad Beans in bulk quantities to Egypt in 1991. Great China Grains Limited had been once the largest Chinese dry bean supplier for South African market, with an annual sales volume of over 30,000 metric tons. In 1999, as a result