BCIA forms venture to market local produce

15-May-2006

CHINA. Beijing Capital International Airport (BCIA) has formed a business offering locally-produced fine foods and artefacts across its portfolio of Chinese airports

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The venture is being trialled at Wuhan and Tianjin airports, where sales of local products have increased by 30% as a result.

BCIA purchasing department assistant manager Foster Fu told

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