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Royal Greenland’s sales volumes to Asia rise as it strengthens JD.com presence

Sales to Asia -- and China in particular -- are on the rise. North America is continuing to get attention, too. All of this at the apparent expense of European trade

By Neil Ramsden | April 23, 2018 08:50 BST
Screenshot of Royal Greenland's presence on JD.com
Screenshot of Royal Greenland's presence on JD.com
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Royal Greenland has reported sales to Asia -- and China in particular -- continued to rise in 2017, as it strengthened its presence on e-commerce platform JD.com. [...]

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