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Chinese firm eyes US, EU markets.
Shanghai-based Jielong In-dustry Corp has unveiled plans to expand into the European and US markets.
In an interview with the China Daily, Jielong president Shen Weirong said: 'Foreign markets are increasingly within the sights of our firm.'
The pounds 49m (14.2m yuan) turnover packaging firm has secured a contract with the Bodyshop to produce packaging for the cosmetic firm's US operations.
According to Weirong, print and packaging costs in China are around 40-50% lower than in ...
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