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UAE Brand Camelait Expands into China via Local Manufacturing and Distribution Agreements

Al Ain Farms Group has signed agreements during Global Food Week to expand its Camelait camel milk brand into China and Europe. Zhejiang Hengsheng Holding will act as exclusive distributor in China, while Suzhou Biology Healthy Technology will handle local production of long-life camel milk products.

Published Source: Arabian Business

Al Ain Farms Group announced new manufacturing and distribution agreements at Global Food Week to expand its Camelait brand into China and Europe.

Under the commercial agreement in China, Zhejiang Hengsheng Holding will serve as Camelait's exclusive distributor, while Suzhou Biology Healthy Technology will locally manufacture long-life camel milk products. Producing directly in China is intended to give the UAE brand greater flexibility to meet consumer preferences and rapid market demand.

Hassan Safi, Group CEO of Al Ain Farms, stated that the strategy focuses on building on-the-ground commercial partnerships rather than relying solely on exports from the UAE.

The company's international expansion is also supported by research collaborations with Abu Dhabi's Khalifa University and Khalifa University Enterprises Company.

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