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Hunter Ye
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Co-founder & General Manager, Supply Chain Center
Amos Food Group

Mr. Hunter Ye, co-founder of Amos Foods Group, currently serves as General Manager of the Logistics Center and Board Director. A graduate in Economics from Yunnan University, he further obtained his EMBA degree from Tsinghua Shenzhen International Graduate School, establishing a robust foundation for his professional career.

With over two decades of experience in the food industry, Mr. Ye maintains uncompromising standards for raw material quality, ensuring end-to-end safety and reliability from sourcing to consumption. His focus on supply chain security and stability is demonstrated through:

Supply Chain Ecosystem Innovation

Precision Cost Control

Efficient Global Warehouse & Logistics Management

These initiatives provide critical operational support for the Group's sustainable growth.

The high-efficiency supply chain system engineered by Mr. Ye delivers strategic advantages for Amos Foods' global expansion. His pivotal role in optimizing and upgrading the supply chain infrastructure continuously fuels the enterprise's sustainable development momentum.


Event Introduction
Pack Talks
 · 04/28 (Day 2)
From Appealing to Branding
Special Session: Packaging Equipment Innovation
14:30
[Co-Creation Dialogue] How Brands and Suppliers Can Jointly Improve New Product Success Rates

In the food industry, fewer than 5% of new products succeed despite heavy investment. As price competition intensifies, innovation is key—but how can it be brought to market faster and more reliably? How can promising products win the “last mile” of launch? Packaging and supply chain capabilities play a critical role.

This session brings together 15+ brand packaging leaders and 15+ equipment and packaging suppliers to explore key factors across the development process, from R&D to collaboration models—identifying what drives speed and success in product launches.

Brands will gain clearer strategies for supply chain collaboration, while suppliers will better understand brand needs and market dynamics. By breaking silos and reshaping partnerships, the industry can move from isolated optimization to true co-creation, improving the success rate of new products.

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