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In 2014, China's tea exports fell 7.5% year on year
Recently, the Tea Branch of the China Chamber of Commerce of Import and Export of Foodstuffs, Native Produce and Animal By-Products released China's tea export data for 2014. According to Chinese customs statistics, in 2014 China exported 301,000 tons of tea, down 7.5% year on year, with an export value of 1.27 billion US dollars, up 2.1% year on year. The data show that this
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Ministry of Agriculture ensures 100% self-sufficiency in staple grains
Recently, the Ministry of Agriculture issued the "Guiding Opinions on Further Adjusting and Optimizing the Agricultural Structure." A relevant official from the Development Planning Department of the Ministry of Agriculture, when answering reporters' questions, stated that the "Opinions" put forward the bottom line and goals of "ensuring basic self-sufficiency in grains, with staple grain self-sufficiency capacity reaching 100%" and "stabilizing grain output and grain production capacity, achieving basic self-sufficiency in grains and absolute security in staple grains."
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Why Export Garlic, Chosen for Quality, Was Returned
Recently, a batch of garlic from Shandong exported to South Korea was returned, and the garlic farmers suffered huge losses. So what exactly was the reason for the return? When facing South Korea and other countries with similarly high standards, strict requirements and severe trade protection, how should garlic farmers control risks? This time
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Japanese rice purchases are not a mass-market consumer behavior
Recently, news of Chinese people traveling to Japan to buy high-priced rice has drawn public attention. Niu Dun, a member of the National Committee of the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference and Vice Minister of Agriculture, told reporters on the 4th that this is not a mass behavior, but mainly Chinese tourists buying local specialty products, and it need not be elevated to the level of food
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Why do consumers bypass what is close at hand and go abroad to buy rice?
Recently, the topic that Japanese rice "Hitomebore" bought by Chinese tourists at a high price is actually exported from Panjin, Liaoning, has become the focus of heated discussion. Could it be that, just like the toilet seats made in Hangzhou, it was exported to Japan and then bought back by Chinese tourists with great effort? Panjin, Liaoning Province
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China must hold its own place in the field of GMOs
Recently, Vice Minister of Agriculture Yu Xinrong held a press conference on agricultural work. When answering questions on GMOs, he said that China must hold its own place in GM technology. At present, China has not approved the commercial production of any GM staple food crops. Talking about grain
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Counterfeit food flooding rural markets, food safety demands urgent attention
Recently, some netizens posted photos of "counterfeit food" they bought at rural markets, such as "Hongsheng," "Haochidian" and "Telun Jingdian," pointing out that these familiar-looking names in the pictures are "passing off fakes as genuine." Food safety has always been a topic of public concern
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Food security must never be relaxed at any time.
Recently, at a group discussion of the agriculture sector of the National Committee of the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference, Ren Zhengxiao, member of the National Committee of the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference and Director of the National Food Administration, proposed that China's food security situation should be assessed scientifically and calmly, that the hard-won sound momentum in food production should be consolidated, and that the quality and safety of food should be continuously improved.
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Integrated development of animal husbandry and e-commerce needs institutional safeguards
Recently, an article titled "E-commerce in the Animal Husbandry Industry Needs to Pass Five Gates" published online caught the author's attention. The article pointed out that combining animal husbandry with e-commerce requires passing the gates of trust, talent, goods, service, and logistics, involving product quality, standards
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What should the government focus on when developing agricultural product e-commerce
In the recent national rotation training for directors of major agriculture, animal husbandry and fishery counties organized by the Ministry of Agriculture, agricultural product e-commerce became a hot topic. The directors believe that through e-commerce, agricultural products can go directly from production through logistics to consumption, reducing intermediate links and achieving smooth sales and value-added of agricultural products.
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