Global FMCG Distribution and Brand Partnerships
Expanding premium food and beverage products through smart logistics, market entry planning, and consumer insights.
RRP Group’s FMCG division, Far East Trading, connects high quality food and beverage products with markets across Asia Pacific and beyond. We partner with trusted global brands and provide full support for market entry planning, product activation, logistics, and distribution across retail, hospitality, and wholesale sectors.
Our approach combines reliable supply chains, tailored market strategies, and sustainable practices to help brands grow and reach new audiences. From premium coconut water to Australian quality soy milk, our portfolio reflects a strong commitment to quality, authenticity, and innovation in global FMCG distribution.
Our Trusted Brands
What We Offer
Market Entry Planning
We make entering new markets simple. Our team ensures products meet local regulations and prepares tailored strategies. Therefore, your brand launches with confidence and compliance.
Product
Activation
Launching a product requires visibility. We design activation campaigns that increase awareness and encourage adoption. In addition, we create promotions that reach target consumers.
Logistics & Distribution
Getting products to the right place at the right time is essential. We manage delivery logistics and supply chain operations. As a result, we guarantee safe, fresh, and efficient distribution.
Market
Insights
Consumer behavior changes quickly. We gather feedback and market analysis that help brands adapt. This means you can make informed decisions and maintain a competitive edge.
Why Choose Us
Experience
We represent established global food and beverage brands with proven quality.
Network
Our distribution channels serve businesses, hospitality, and consumers across Asia Pacific.
Efficiency
From planning to logistics, we streamline processes for fast and reliable results.
Growth
We expand our FMCG portfolio to introduce high value brands that match evolving consumer needs.