Founded in 1958, Shandong Province Famous Trademark, Shandong Famous Brand Products, specializing in the production and operation of wheat germ oil, flaxseed oil, walnut seed oil, grape seed oil and other functional edible oil enterprises
Shandong Fushikang Industry and Trade Co., Ltd. has 1,100 employees, covers an area of 210,000 square meters, has total assets of 210 million yuan, and has five subsidiaries: milling, catering, logistics, biotechnology and e-commerce.
Fusqkon Milling Co., Ltd. was founded in 1958, has nearly 60 years of production history, covers an area of 60,000 square meters, annual processing capacity of 120,000 tons, the leading product "Fusqkcon" brand flour has two series of more than 20 varieties, the products in addition to fully occupy the local market, but also exported to Jinan, Beijing, Northeast three provinces and other more than 20 provinces and cities.
Fuskcon Catering Culture Company has 12 restaurant chains, 6 franchise stores and 15 middle school canteens, and its business outlets are all over the new city.
Fushikang Fengda Logistics Co., Ltd. has 1 distribution center, 5 urban convenience stores, 170 grain, oil and food convenience stores and 1 22,000 square meters of shopping mall leased and operated.
Fusqkang Biotechnology Co., Ltd. covers an area of 40,000 square meters, mainly producing and trading wheat germ oil, flaxseed oil, grape seed oil and walnut oil and other functional edible oils, and is currently a large-scale and high-standard high-end functional edible oil manufacturer in China.
Fusqkcon is rooted in e-commerce and the existing e-commerce platforms such as Fusqkon flagship store, Jingdong • Tai'an Pavilion with Chinese characteristics, and Huake e-product Shandong Operation Center have been put into operation one after another, selling Fusqk series products and Tai'an agricultural and sideline products and tourism products online, and undertook the Feicheng E-commerce Public Service Center, extensively carrying out e-commerce talent incubation and e-commerce into rural business, and promoting the in-depth development of the city's "network innovation" work.
