Asia Grocery Distribution Limited, an investment holding company, trades in and distributes food and beverage groceries in Hong Kong. The company offers commodities and cereal products, such as rice, wheat flour, noodle products, edible oil, sugar, and salt; and packaged food products, including meat and vegetables in preserved, canned, frozen, and other forms, as well as snacks and pre-packaged food items. It also provides kitchen and hygiene products, including food wrap and food related products, such as cling film, baking sheet, and foil; cleaning products, comprising of detergent, bleach, and liquid soap; other products, consisting of tissue paper, toothpick, and towel; and hygiene products, such as face masks and gloves. In addition, the company offers sauces and condiments; dairy products and eggs; and beverages and wines. Further, the company offers product sourcing, repackaging, quality assurance, warehousing and storage, transportation, and other value-added services. Its customers include restaurants, non-commercial dining establishments, hotels and private clubs, food processing operators, and wholesalers. The company was founded in 1975 and is headquartered in Kowloon, Hong Kong. Asia Grocery Distribution Limited is a subsidiary of Sky Alpha Investments Limited.
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