14 November 2018, “European Congress on the Chinese Coffee Market”, Hamburg PDF

  1. Tao Bailiang, Counsellor of the Chinese Consulate-General in Hamburg and director of economic and commercial section

    Tao Bailiang, Counsellor of the Chinese Consulate-General in Hamburg and director of economic and commercial section

    OPENING SPEECH

  2. Jingya Fu, Secretary General/Standing Vice Chairperson China Coffee Association

    Jingya Fu, Secretary General/Standing Vice Chairperson China Coffee Association

    DATA, FACTS, FIGURES AND TRENDS OF THE CHINESE COFFEE MARKET

    • What are the key facts of the Chinese coffee market – retail and out-of-home?
    • Which kind of coffee is preferred?
    • What kind of coffee beverages are favoured and how is coffee in China brewed and prepared?
    • What is the future for coffee in China within the next five years?
  3. Dr. Oliver Prüfer, MBA, Vice General Manager, German Industry & Commerce Greater China | Beijing

    Dr. Oliver Prüfer, MBA, Vice General Manager, German Industry & Commerce Greater China | Beijing

    NEW IN CHINA? OPPORTUNITIES AND BARRIERS FOR THE MARKET ENTRY IN CHINA

    • Which legal aspects have to be considered when entering the Chinese market?
    • Where do I get support for the market entry?

    >>> WITH CONSULTING AND MARKET ANALYSIS!<<<

  4. Dr. Michael Bormann, Founding Partner/Tax Consultant, bdp Bormann Demant & Partner

    Dr. Michael Bormann, Founding Partner/Tax Consultant, bdp Bormann Demant & Partner

    SET UP A SUBSIDIARY IN CHINA AS A PROFESSIONAL PROJECT

    • Choosing the right type of enterprise (WFOE, Joint Venture, Rep. Office)
    • Establishment process of a WFOE (Co., Ltd.)
    • What should you pay attention to sign the investment agreement
    • Possible local subsidies
    • Dos/don‘ts/high risks on your way to China
  5. Jeremy Zhang, World Barista Champion

    Jeremy Zhang, World Barista Champion

    WHAT DOES SPECIALTY COFFEE MEAN FOR ROASTERS AND COFFEE SHOPS IN CHINA?

    • Specialty between tradition and innovation: What does the Chinese consumer of specialty coffee expect?
    • What drives the market: Specialty or mainstream?
  6. Jason Wang, President of Jascaffe China

    Jason Wang, President of Jascaffe China

    RECENT DEVELOPMENTS IN THE OUT-OF-HOME MARKET IN CHINA

    • Where, what, when and why does the Chinese consumer drink coffee out-of-home?
    • What are the favoured brands, places and drinks?
  7. Dr. Wenlan Ke, Head of Department for foodstuff, China Certification & Inspection Group (CCIC)

    Dr. Wenlan Ke, Head of Department for foodstuff, China Certification & Inspection Group (CCIC)

    INTRODUCTION OF REGULATIONS AND RELATED AUTHORITIES FOR EXPORTING COFFEE PRODUCTS TO CHINA

    • Related authorities for exporting food products to China
    • Chinese regulations for exporting coffee products to China
    • CCIC‘ Solution for exporting coffee products to China
  8. Dr. Jörg-Michael Scheil, Lawyer, Schulz Noack Bärwinkel

    Dr. Jörg-Michael Scheil, Lawyer, Schulz Noack Bärwinkel

    LEGAL CHALLENGES FOR COFFEE BUSINESS IN CHINA

    • Challenges in trade and distribution law
    • Import procedures
    • Product regulation
    • Consumer complaint management
  9. Adalbert Kurkowski, Director, Deutsche Bank / Peter Tinney, Director Trade Finance, Deutsche Bank

    Adalbert Kurkowski, Director, Deutsche Bank / Peter Tinney, Director Trade Finance, Deutsche Bank

    HOW TO SUCCESSFULLY DOING BUSINESS WITH AND IN CHINA

    • Economic outlook China
    • Chances & challenges with exporting to China
    • Getting closer to the market – invest and operating business in China
    • The redback and its role in export/local business