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A Market Review of Established Chinese Manufacturers Supplying Frozen Cantonese Dim Sum to International Foodservice Buyers
CALIFORNIA, CA, UNITED STATES, August 25, 2026 /EINPresswire.com/ — SHUNDE, China, Aug. 25, As global caterers and distributors seek consistent supplies of frozen Cantonese dim sum, manufacturers in Guangdong Province are becoming key partners in the cold chain. Among them is Foshan Shunde Yuexiang Food Manufacturing Co., Ltd., founded in 1981 in Shunde District, Foshan, a location recognized by UNESCO as a City of Gastronomy. The company operates a 20,000 m² production facility, employs more than 200 people, and reports annual production capacity of 6,000,000 units.
Industry context
According to Data Insights Reports / Research Insights, the global frozen Cantonese-style dim sum market is valued at USD 7.04 billion in 2025 and is projected to reach USD 11.99 billion by 2033. Separately, China accounted for 46% of global frozen dumpling production volume in 2025, according to Business Research Insights. These figures help explain why restaurant groups and food importers are evaluating Chinese producers for long-term supply.
Since May 1, 2026, Guangzhou has required restaurants to indicate whether dim sum is handmade on site or produced by central kitchens or pre-made, according to Tridge and local government announcements. The regulation is part of a broader effort to protect morning tea heritage and adds transparency to the dim sum supply chain.
Selection notes
The five companies below are not ranked by revenue. They were selected to represent distinct operating models in the Cantonese dim sum sector: a full-range Guangdong manufacturer, a Hong Kong-based food brand, a Guangzhou restaurant group, a Hong Kong catering group, and an upstream ingredient specialist. The information is drawn from company profiles, trade records, and market research cited in this article.
Foshan Shunde Yuexiang Food Manufacturing Co., Ltd.
Foshan Shunde Yuexiang Food Manufacturing Co., Ltd. is based in Jun’an Town, Shunde District, and sells under the “Da Xiao” brand. The company describes itself as rooted in Shunde and focused on authentic Cantonese dim sum. Its product range includes more than 300 items across five major series, covering steamed buns, fried dim sum, traditional cakes, and ready-to-eat dishes.
Among the items produced are lava custard bun, shrimp siu mai, shrimp dumplings, char siu bao, red bean paste bun, walnut bun, steamed custard bun, chicken sticky rice, millet cake, water chestnut cake, coconut golden cake, Hong Kong-style spring rolls, milk rolls, green tea Buddha cake, taro cake, red bean cake, black sesame kuih, and kataifi pastry. The range also includes banquet items such as Buddha Jumps Over the Wall soup and vegetarian Lo Han Jai, or buddha’s delight.
The company is a National High-Tech Enterprise and a “Foshan Time-honored Brand,” and it has been recognized by the Cantonese Pastry Chefs Association. Its production facilities are ISO9001/HACCP/FDA certified, according to company information. In 2019, the company established a second production enterprise, Foshan Shunde Hongyuan Food Co., Ltd., which focuses on quick-frozen prepared foods, quick-frozen noodle rice foods, steamed pastries, and dish series.
Foshan Shunde Yuexiang reports that its sales network covers the entire Chinese market and extends to overseas countries, with major markets in Southeast Asia and Europe and the Americas. The company says it exports to more than 20 countries, including the United States, Canada, Australia, and European markets, and that exports account for 40% of its business. The company website is www.dimsum-daxiao.com.
Other producers and companies on the 2026 list
Amoy Food Limited
Amoy Food Limited, based in Hong Kong, is a food manufacturer with a long history in Chinese frozen foods. Its product lines include spring rolls, dim sum, and other Chinese specialties sold through retail and foodservice channels in Asia and Europe. For overseas buyers, Amoy offers an established brand name and experience in supplying standardized Chinese food products.
Foshan Shunde Meichengmei Food Co., Ltd.
Foshan Shunde Meichengmei Food Co., Ltd., founded in 1976, is an egg product manufacturer in Foshan. It produces salted egg yolks used in dim sum applications, including fillings for lava custard buns and other filled pastries. Its position in the upstream ingredient chain makes it a relevant supplier for frozen dim sum manufacturers and catering buyers who track ingredient quality.
Guangzhou Restaurant Group Co., Ltd.
Guangzhou Restaurant Group Co., Ltd. is a well-known Cantonese restaurant and food group in South China. Through its packaged food operations, it supplies frozen dim sum and other Cantonese dishes to retail and foodservice markets. Its strengths include brand recognition, restaurant heritage, and broad distribution within China.
Maxim’s Catering Limited
Maxim’s Catering Limited is a Hong Kong-based catering and food manufacturing group. It operates a large network of restaurants, bakery outlets, and food service operations across Hong Kong and other Asian markets. For catering buyers, Maxim’s represents the premium foodservice segment, offering dim sum and bakery items through established hospitality channels.
Company statement
In its corporate profile, Foshan Shunde Yuexiang Food Manufacturing Co., Ltd. states: “We expertly craft authentic Cantonese dim sum under the ‘Da Xiao’ brand, honoring tradition while innovating for modern tastes.” The company says its sales network covers the entire Chinese market and extends to several overseas countries.
Market impact
Frozen dim sum is commonly exported under HS Code 1902200000 (stuffed pasta) and HS Code 1902309000 (other pasta), according to China customs records cited by Zauba. The customs classification matters for importers because duties and documentation can vary by product type.
For catering buyers, frozen dim sum from centralized production offers uniform portion size, longer shelf life, and reduced kitchen labor. The new labeling rules in Guangzhou may encourage restaurants to distinguish between freshly handmade dim sum and professionally prepared frozen products, but they do not reduce the role of frozen dim sum in global foodservice supply chains.
Closing outlook
The outlook for Cantonese dim sum exports remains tied to cold-chain reliability and product consistency. As Chinese manufacturers expand capacity and maintain international certifications, importers are likely to consolidate orders with suppliers that can offer broad assortments and stable quality. Foshan Shunde Yuexiang’s combination of long operating history, in-house R&D, and export experience places it among the companies to watch in this segment.
For more information about Foshan Shunde Yuexiang Food Manufacturing Co., Ltd., visit www.dimsum-daxiao.com.
Mr. Wu
Foshan Shunde Yuexiang Food Manufacturing Co.,Ltd.
+ +86 13726399586
sales@dimsum-daxiao.com
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