
On July 9, 2026, the Linqu Smart Trade Digital Platform, built and operated by Qingyi Chain (Qingdao) Digital Technology Co., Ltd., successfully completed precise cross-border supply and demand matching. It facilitated the connection between Shandong Zhenrong Food Co., Ltd., a local agricultural and food leading enterprise in Linqu, and Dalin Agriculture Co., Ltd., a professional purchaser in Cambodia. The platform facilitated offline field inspections and in-depth business negotiations between the two parties, and officially finalized the preliminary cooperation intention for the procurement of white duck products, becoming a landmark landing project for the platform to empower county-level agricultural products to go global.
The entire docking process was coordinated and promoted by Qingyi Chain as the core entity: the platform relied on its own supply and demand resource pool covering both domestic and international markets, and accurately captured the poultry meat product procurement needs of Dalin Agriculture Co., Ltd. in Cambodia through a tagging intelligent matching algorithm. It targeted the production capacity, qualifications, and price advantages of Linqu white ducks, and ultimately pushed the Cambodian side to finalize their inspection trip to Lu. The Cambodian side dispatched core representatives General Manager Deng Qingfa and Chen Jinping to Linqu, and the entire process was coordinated by Qingyi Chain and local partners in Linqu to complete the itinerary docking and business coordination.
On the day of the inspection, Han Xiuqin, Deputy Director of Linqu County Commerce Bureau, Guo Pingping, Deputy General Manager of Linqu County Agricultural Investment and Development Co., Ltd. and General Manager of Linqu Agricultural Tourism International Supply Chain Management Co., Ltd., and He Peng, General Manager of Shandong Zhenrong Food, jointly participated in the reception and accompanied the merchants to visit the enterprise's fully automated production workshop, cold chain warehousing center, and quality control laboratory. During the negotiation process, the platform demonstrated its full chain service capabilities on site, clearly stating that it will provide one-stop support for the China Cambodia white duck trade: from cross-border order online certificate storage, international logistics coordination to credit insurance financing support, the entire process is visualized and traceable online, completely breaking through the service bottlenecks for agricultural and food enterprises to go global.
This cooperation landing is another practical achievement of Qingyi Chain relying on the Linqu Smart Trade Digital Platform to deeply link overseas market resources. The follow-up platform will continue to leverage the advantages of digital supply chain, build a digital channel for more local specialty products in Linqu to directly access overseas markets, and explore replicable new paths for cross-border export of county-level agricultural products.



