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Chinese medicinal materials go global, multiple parties join forces to boost exports
Not long ago, the National Development and Reform Commission, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and the Ministry of Commerce jointly issued the "Vision and Actions on Jointly Building the Silk Road Economic Belt and the 21st-Century Maritime Silk Road" (abbreviated as "Vision and Actions"). In the implementation of the "Vision and Actions", Chinese medicinal materials will usher in unprecedented development opportunities.
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Falling Chinese Agricultural Prices May Weigh on Global Prices
Reference News Network reported on September 21 that Japanese media said that measured by The Economist's Big Mac index, the value of China's renminbi still appears to be undervalued. Yet the prices of the ingredients used to make this hamburger present a completely different picture, namely high
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Four Major Changes Facing Chinese Agricultural Enterprises, Explained by Agriculture Ministry Official
BEIJING, Sept. 19 (Xinhua) -- Zhang Hongyu, Director of the Department of Rural Economic System and Operation Management of China's Ministry of Agriculture, said that new features have emerged in the development situation of Chinese agricultural enterprises, which face four major changes. Zhang Hongyu spoke on Sept. 19 at the 2015 International Agricultural Business Brand Development
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Traditional Chinese medicine industry rides the Belt and Road to explore overseas markets
At present, many countries' pharmaceutical and drug-making raw materials come from China's traditional Chinese medicinal materials or traditional Chinese medicine decoction pieces. These two kinds of materials alone can reach an annual export volume of 200,000 tons, with export value exceeding 1 billion USD. For specific details, below is the 2015 traditional Chinese medicine industry
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Cheap Western Agricultural Imports May Crush Chinese Agriculture
The impact of cheap agricultural imports on Chinese agriculture is obvious: phenomena that occurred during the era of capitalist economic crises, such as abandoned farmland, dumping milk, and slaughtering cattle, have been replayed in China. Recently, the author learned that after importing soybeans, corn,
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Chinese Scientists Combat Soil Disease to Protect 45 Million Mu of Greenhouse Crops
"In the past, when the fields were hit by disease, the yield per mu was no more than 8,000 jin, and crop rotation and fallowing didn't help either. Now with soil fumigation technology, the annual yield per mu can reach around 13,000 jin." Wang Wengang, a farmer from Shidui Town, Anqiu, Shandong, who has grown ginger for ten years, told reporters. Old Wang's story of increasing income
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Chinese medicinal herb prices have remained stubbornly high for 4 consecutive years
In recent days, a reporter from Changjiang Times visited medicinal herb trading markets, where herb merchants lamented one after another that due to overall price fluctuations, the herb business has been difficult everywhere across the country this year. Will Chinese medicinal herb prices return to reason from their high levels? What trends will emerge in the future? Herb merchants lament that business
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China officially adopts electronic trading standards for Chinese medicinal herb products
It was learned from the expert demonstration meeting on the specification standards for electronic trading of Chinese medicinal herb products held in Chengdu that, after review and deliberation by experts from the Ministry of Agriculture, the China Association of Traditional Chinese Medicine, the China Traditional Chinese Medicine Logistics Expert Committee and other industry experts, China's first "Chinese medicinal herb e-commerce standard" was unanimously approved.
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Export Volume of Chinese Medicinal Materials and Decoction Pieces Declined in the First Half of 2015
According to statistics from the Traditional Chinese Medicine Department of the China Chamber of Commerce for Import and Export of Medicines and Health Products, in the first half of 2015, China's export value of Chinese medicinal materials and decoction pieces was 550 million USD, down 7.50% year on year. This was mainly reflected in a 10.43% year-on-year decline in the average export price. This was the first decline in export value since the major bull market of 2010.
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The circulation traceability system for Chinese medicinal materials will be improved, helping to solve circulation challenges
From origin to consumption terminal, Chinese medicinal materials mainly involve several stages: cultivation, circulation, production and use, and the circulation stage (specialized markets and origins) directly affects issues related to the quality and management of medicinal materials; because its chain is relatively long, the participants are relatively
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