Genki Forest
Genki Forest (元气森林), which trades internationally as Chi Forest, is a Chinese beverage company founded in Beijing in 2016 by Tang Binsen. It makes sugar-free sparkling water, brewed and iced teas, milk tea, and electrolyte and vitamin drinks under the 元气森林, 外星人 (Alienergy), 好自在 and Chi Forest brands, produced in its own plants in Chuzhou, Tianjin, Zhaoqing, Dujiangyan, Xianning, Taicang and Jiangsu. Its products are distributed across more than 30 Chinese provinces, cities and autonomous regions and exported to more than 40 countries. It is not a software vendor and runs no public developer program; its only public machine-readable API surface is a partner-facing open platform at open.yuanqisenlin.com that serves a Swagger 2.0 document for a distributor and receivables management service, and a first-party llms.txt published for AI crawlers on its corporate site.
Genki Forest publishes 1 API on the APIs.io network: Open Platform — Distributor & Receivables Management. Tagged areas include Company, Beverages, Food and Beverage, Consumer Packaged Goods, and Manufacturing.
Genki Forest’s developer surface includes documentation, API reference, support, engineering blog, authentication, and 11 more developer resources.
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Genki Forest Open Platform — Distributor & Receivables Management
Partner-facing API gateway at open.yuanqisenlin.com serving a Swagger 2.0 document titled "经销商&账款管理" (Distributor & Receivables Management, service name "arthur-merchant"). The ...
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