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Tianyun International Awarded the Titles of 'Thirteenth Five-Year' Excellent Entity in Technological Innovation of National Light Industry and 'Thirteenth Five-Year' Excellent Individual in Technological Innovation of National Light Industry by China Nati

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Tianyun International Awarded the Titles of 'Thirteenth Five-Year' Excellent Entity in Technological Innovation of National Light Industry and 'Thirteenth Five-Year' Excellent Individual in Technological Innovation of National Light Industry by China Nati

HONG KONG, Sep 28, 2021 - (ACN Newswire) - Tianyun International Holdings Limited ("Tianyun International", together with its subsidiaries, the "Group") (Stock code: 6836.HK), a leading seller and manufacturer of processed fruits products in China, is pleased to announce that the Group's wholly-owned subsidiary Shandong Tiantong Food Co.,Ltd....

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Tianyun International Awarded the Titles of 'Thirteenth Five-Year' Excellent Entity in Technological Innovation of National Light Industry and 'Thirteenth Five-Year' Excellent Individual in Technological Innovation of National Light Industry by China Nati

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