Bailijia International Enterprise Co., Ltd. (Hong Kong) and Shenzhen Karina Food Co., Ltd. have adopted a "dual wheel drive" strategy to vigorously explore the global market through resource integration and coordinated development. Based on decades of experience in the candy and toy industry, Bailijia has built a global industrial network with branches in mainland China, Hong Kong, the Netherlands, and Malaysia. Its Dongguan production base produces products that meet international certification standards and sell well in over 60 countries. At the same time, Bailijia provides support for Karina Food's overseas business, helping it expand globally. Karina Food is based in Shenzhen, relying on the resources of its parent company and adopting a "local research and development+import agency" model. It has successfully introduced international cuisine into China and developed high-quality food products that meet local needs, resulting in a continuous increase in market share.

   In the future, the two companies plan to deepen cooperation, increase R&D investment and new product layout, and explore new channels such as digital marketing and cross-border e-commerce. Industry analysis suggests that this global model of parent subsidiary collaboration not only achieves resource sharing, but also provides new ideas for industry chain integration, which is expected to reshape the global food industry competition pattern and bring more high-quality products to consumers.