WH barrels ahead with integration

Chairman and CEO Wan Long tells FinanceAsia how the Chinese pork producer is pushing ahead with its ambitious global reorganisation.
The Smithfield-branded kiosks sell mid-to-high end chilled fresh pork to Chinese customers
The Smithfield-branded kiosks sell mid-to-high end chilled fresh pork to Chinese customers
August 21, 2014

WH Group is barrelling ahead with the integration of its US and Chinese businesses less than a month after the pork producer raised $2.05 billion from an initial public offering at the second attempt. 

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