Bangui company

Bangji company was founded by its founder Johann Peter Gottlieb Bunge in Amsterdam, the Netherlands in 1818, and its headquarters was moved to Belgium by its grandson in 1859. At the beginning, the company was mainly engaged in perfume and rubber business in overseas colonies.

In 1876, the company moved to Argentina and began its development in America. After Alfred Hirsch, a Jewish grain dealer, joined, the business began to expand to other crops, including a variety of grains and oilseeds. In 1935, bungee entered North America. After that, the company developed rapidly in North and South America. In 1999, it officially moved its headquarters to New York, USA. Bangji officially entered China in 2000. Based on the idea of balanced global development, bangji increased its investment in Eastern Europe in 2004. Up to now, bangji has more than 450 factories in 32 countries around the world, and has developed into a major grain export company in the world.