CaseStack CEO, Dan Sanker, Explores New Opportunities in China

Dan Sanker, CEO of CaseStack recently returned from a trip to China where he met with several partners to discuss future opportunities.  It looks like members of the CaseStack team will be returning to China for a few projects leveraging our platform for visibility, reporting, and carrier/warehouse optimization.

China’s recently approved 12th Five Year Plan could have a significant impact on companies in the sector. The key emerging themes of the environment, clean energy, continued urbanization, and focus on domestic consumption will resonate in the industry.

The economic value generated by the logistics industry in China has been witnessing phenomenal growth, driven by rapid economic growth in the manufacturing-based economy. As a result of the growing demand from consumers and enterprises, China’s logistics industry has reached a value of almost $16 Trillion. The current market status in the country offers huge growth opportunities for both international and domestic players.

Some CaseStack clients might be interested to see how their products are merchandised in China.

Dan outside of a Walmart Store in Shenzhen

Walmart Distribution Center in Guangdong Province

Retailer distribution center in southern China

Port of Shenzhen – one of the busiest and fastest growing ports in southern China

Sanker at Walmart Global Sourcing in China 

This photo is for our friends at Lindt

This photo is for our friends at Stash and Lipton

This photo is for our friends at Barilla and Strom

This photo is also for our friends at Perfetti

This photo is for our friends at Nestle and Kashi

This photo is for our friends at Peanut Butter & Company and Unilever

“Chicken Paws” for our friends at Tyson

In store demo assistants helping customers

High speed rail in Hangzhou

Sanker at Li & Fung in Hong Kong

Shanghai’s Bund Financial Bull

Standing at 1,555 ft above the ground is the Shanghai World Financial Center
– tallest building in China

Shanghai at night

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