ACMCA was invited to attend the Global Food and Drug Industry Alliance Conference, where Cai Mengshan and Fu Zhenhui discussed the new future of industrial synergy

On December 16, 2025, the Global Food and Drug Industry Alliance Conference was grandly held in Shenzhen. As one of the initiators of the alliance, the Australian Chamber of Traditional Chinese Medicine (ACMCA) was invited to attend as a delegation. Cai Mengshan, Honorary President of the Chamber of Commerce and Chairman of Shenzhen Rennan Group, and Fu Zhenhui, Honorary President and Vice Chairman of Rennan Group, represented the Chamber of Commerce to discuss industrial development plans and draw a new blueprint for international cooperation with colleagues in the global industry.

The core purpose of this conference is "inheriting classics, innovation driven, sharing and win-win, and standardized development". It brings together representatives of global food and drug industry associations, business leaders, and experts and scholars, focusing on key issues such as standard system construction, technological innovation transformation, and full industry chain collaboration. As an important bridge connecting the traditional Chinese medicine and food medicine industries in China and Australia, the Australian Chinese Medicine Chamber of Commerce has long been committed to promoting the international dissemination of traditional health wisdom and cross-border integration of industry resources. This deep participation in the alliance construction as the initiating unit demonstrates the significant influence of the chamber of commerce in the global industry field.

Honorary President Cai Mengshan stated at the conference that the integration of traditional wisdom and modern health concepts in the food and medicine industry has become a core force driving the global health economy. The Australian Traditional Chinese Medicine Chamber of Commerce has always adhered to the original intention of "linking China and Australia, empowering industries". In the future, relying on the alliance platform, it will fully leverage its advantages in cross-border resource integration, international market layout, etc., actively promote deep cooperation between the Chinese and Australian food and medicine industries in areas such as standard mutual recognition, technology research and development, and market circulation, so that traditional health achievements can benefit more countries and people.

Honorary President Fu Zhenhui added that the current global food and drug industry is facing common challenges such as fragmented standards and insufficient collaborative efficiency. The establishment of the alliance has provided a key cooperation hub for the development of the industry. The Australian Traditional Chinese Medicine Chamber of Commerce will work together with all member units of the alliance to actively participate in the construction of the entire industry chain cooperation channel and the improvement of the quality and safety traceability system, helping to build a new international industrial development ecology and injecting strong impetus into the standardized upgrading and sustainable development of the global food and medicine industry.

This participation not only provides an important platform for the Australian Traditional Chinese Medicine Chamber of Commerce to communicate and connect with global industry partners, but also highlights the broad prospects for the deep integration of China Australia food and medicine industries. In the future, the Chamber of Commerce will continue to take the alliance as the link, deepen cross-border industrial collaboration, inherit and innovate traditional health wisdom, and move forward side by side to promote global health and well-being.

Initiating unit of the Global Food and Drug Industry Chain Alliance

(arranged in order of registration)

1. Guangdong Biotechnology Industrialization Promotion Association

2. Organizing Committee of the Global Traditional Chinese Medicine Industry Development Conference

3. Guangdong Chamber of Commerce in the UK

4. Australian Traditional Chinese Medicine Association

5. UAE Guangdong Chamber of Commerce

6. Russian Chinese Entrepreneurs General Chamber of Commerce

7. New Zealand Guangdong Chamber of Commerce

8. Malaysia China Chamber of Commerce for Healthcare and Food

9. Hong Kong Food Association

10. Macau Southern Guangdong Group

11. Singapore Food Association