LangTai Textile Corporation

You come across a website for the LangTai Textile Corporation, which is a company that has helped expand Roottree's products to China since the late 1970s. The company seems very accomplished, their site has quotes from many different reporters and news articles listed on it, in nearly every language. It's also mentioned quite often on websites about Chinese businesses, but those mentions are company-focused and not people-focused, and don't offer any information useful to your investigation. Their page contains a very rudimentary leadership timeline with names that prove that the company has been in the Lang family for a long time. (It kind of looks like a family tree.) It goes back at least 250 years in some form or another. During the period where they began the Roottree deal, Lang Hongbo (In China, the family name comes first, so Lang is his last name) was the CEO. He died before the internet was widespread, so there's not much out there other than his name on this website. His younger brother, Lang Hongyu is featured on the history section directly following him. This also seems to be the only mention of the man. The current CEO is a woman listed as simply "Xinyu." The site doesn't list her last name, though she does appear in the family tree below Hongbo. LangTai has a few American logos on its page. One is the Roottree logo, another is "Tranquilts," and the third is "Peace of Asia."