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Hallie Gu's coverage primarily focuses on agriculture and farming, with a significant emphasis on trade and the impact of global events. Her articles often cite data and provide investment analysis, suggesting she may be interested in pitches from experts who can offer deep insights into agricultural markets or economic trends related to agriculture.
Given her focus on China as well as other countries like Brazil and the United States, Hallie may be receptive to pitches that provide comparative analysis of agricultural policies, market dynamics, or trade relationships between these nations.
Pitches offering unique perspectives on how international events such as tariffs, export/import changes, or domestic policies affect agriculture could resonate well with Hallie.
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By: Hallie Gu, Gerson Freitas
(Bloomberg) -- WH Group Ltd.'s plan to sell 20% of Smithfield Foods Inc. through a New York share offering is expected to value the maker of Farmland bacon and Farmer John sausages at $5.38 billion or more, according to the Chinese company.
By: Tarso Veloso, Hallie Gu
Chinese buyers are loading up on Brazilian soybeans from the coming harvest, taking advantage of attractive prices in a move that will also help safeguard supply, at a time when concerns about worsening trade tensions with the US are running high.
By: Hallie Gu, Alfred Cang
The Chinese government's efforts to limit agricultural imports this year is causing a soybean shortage in the south of the country by leading to longer-than-usual wait times at customs, according to traders with knowledge of the matter.
By: Alfred Cang, Hallie Gu
The Chinese government’s efforts to limit agricultural imports this year is causing a soybean shortage in the south of the country by leading to longer-than-usual wait times at customs, according to traders with knowledge of the matter.
By: Hallie Gu, Dayanne Sousa, Alfred Cang
(Bloomberg) -- Flying over the southern Brazilian coastline in 2014, Ning Gaoning saw the future. From his airplane window, the chairman of Chinese trader Cofco Corp. spotted scores of trucks and trains laden with agricultural products — all headed to the port of Santos.Most Read from BloombergNew York City’s Historic Preservation Movement Is Having a Midlife CrisisNYPD Car Chases Are Becoming More Frequent — and More DangerousDakar’s Air Quality Plummets as Saharan Dust Descends on SenegalNing,
By: Dayanne Sousa, Hallie Gu, Alfred Cang
Cofco is set to open a massive port terminal in Santos next year, its latest international splurge as it jostles to contend with the world's biggest food merchants.
Hallie Gu 1 min read (Bloomberg) -- China has started a probe into beef imports, to decide if a surge in shipments from overseas has hurt the domestic sector, the Ministry of Commerce said Friday.
Hallie Gu 1 min read (Bloomberg) — China is starting a probe into beef imports to decide if a surge in shipments from overseas has hurt the domestic industry, the Ministry of Commerce said Friday.
China está iniciando una investigación sobre las importaciones de carne de vacuno para decidir si un aumento de los envíos desde el extranjero ha perjudicado a la industria nacional, según informó el viernes el Ministerio de Comercio.
A China está iniciando uma investigação sobre as importações de carne bovina para decidir se o aumento nos envios do exterior prejudicou a indústria doméstica, disse o Ministério do Comércio na sexta-feira.
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