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Trades about 1,436% above its sector, the market expects faster growth.
Great-Sun Foods Co., Ltd. is a comprehensive agricultural enterprise focused on the entire supply chain for fruits and vegetables. Its operations encompass every stage, from cultivation and post-harvest acquisition, including field pre-cooling and frozen storage, through meticulous product selection, classification, processing, and packaging, culminating in cold chain distribution. The company offers an extensive and diverse range of fresh produce. Its fruit selection includes popular staples like apples, cherries, and grapes, alongside exotic varieties such as durians, mangosteens, and dragon fruits, to more specialized items like kumquats and winter dates. For vegetables, Great-Sun Foods provides a wide array spanning common options like cauliflowers, spinach, and potatoes, to specialty items including various mushrooms, bamboo shoots, and water chestnuts. Beyond its domestic market, Great-Sun Foods maintains a global presence, exporting its products to numerous international destinations across North America (U.S., Canada), Australia, Southeast Asia, Hong Kong, India, and the Middle East. The company was established in 1992 and is headquartered in Shantou, People's Republic of China.
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