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Japanese Nursing Care Retailers Yamashita and Welfan Aim for 100 Stores in China by 2030
The two Japanese specialists in nursing care products are expanding to serve China's growing elderly population, which topped 323 million last year and is projected to surpass 400 million around 2035.
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Japanese Nursing Care Retailers Yamashita and Welfan Aim for 100 Stores in China by 2030
The two Japanese specialists in nursing care products are expanding to serve China's growing elderly population, which topped 323 million last year and is projected to surpass 400 million around 2035.
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