This Week In E-Commerce - HF Foods Innovates With New Digital Platform And Brand Shift
Recent developments in the e-commerce landscape have seen HF Foods Group Inc. launch an innovative platform aimed at enhancing accessibility to specialty products for the U.S. foodservice industry. This initiative is part of HF Foods' broader transformation plan and introduces a seamless digital experience for restaurant employees and owners to purchase goods directly. The company also unveiled a new brand identity, signifying a shift towards greater technological integration in their operations. By leveraging its existing distribution network, HF Foods aims to offer a cost-efficient solution to meet the growing demand for international cuisine in the United States.
In other trading, APR (KOSE:A278470) was trading firmly up 28.4% and ending trading at ₩98,100. This week, the company completed a share buyback, repurchasing 613,400 shares for KRW 30,002 million. In the meantime, Microalliance Group (OTCPK:MALG) lagged, down 20% to finish the session at $1.00.
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