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The preposition “在” is used before a location or time to show where or when an action happens. In news writing, it often introduces the place of a business action, such as setting up a company.
"元气森林在河南新设饮料公司"
"近日，元气森林（河南）饮料有限公司成立"
“为” is a formal written expression meaning “is” or “serves as.” It is often used in business, legal, and news contexts to identify a person’s role or status.
"法定代表人为顾雅蕾"
“包括” introduces a list of included items, and “等” at the end shows the list is not complete. This pattern is very common in formal descriptions such as business scope, categories, and reports.
"经营范围包括饮料生产、食品生产、食品销售、乳制品生产、食品添加剂生产、酒类经营等"
“由” is used in formal Chinese to introduce the agent responsible for an action, similar to a passive structure in English. It is common in company ownership and institutional descriptions.
"该公司由元气森林（北京）食品科技集团有限公司全资持股"
This is a common business expression meaning that company A is entirely owned by company B. “全资” means 100% ownership, and “持股” means to hold shares.
"该公司由元气森林（北京）食品科技集团有限公司全资持股"
to produce; to manufacture
foodstuff; food; provisions
beverage
CL:片[pian4]
to display
CL:家[jia1]
shareholder
to owe
(used before a verb to indicate an action in progress)
(bound form) class; rank; grade
(in) the past few days
to engage in (business etc); to run; to operate
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