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China rules Australian wine is being dumped; Foreign Ministry says move complies with laws and regulations
China's Ministry of Commerce announced that it has ruled that imported wine originating in Australia is being dumped. Foreign Ministry spokesperson Zhao Lijian said that the competent Chinese authorities take relevant measures against foreign products exported to China in accordance with the law and regulations, which complies with Chinese laws and regulations and international practice, and is also
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Can Persimmons with an Astringent Taste Be Eaten? Methods to Remove the Astringent Taste from Dried Persimmons
Can persimmons with an astringent taste be eaten? How do you remove the astringent taste from dried persimmons? They can be eaten, but persimmons have an astringent taste while eating them, so what should be done to get rid of this taste? What methods are there for removing astringency? In fact, how quickly persimmons lose their astringency depends both on the variety
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2019 New Taiwan Fishery Policy Introduced, Fishing Vessel Management Moves Toward Modernization
Fishery development is getting better and better, and in terms of policy, the treatment of fishermen is also getting better and better. So which of the latest policies is newly introduced? Let's take a look together. In December last year, the Fisheries Agency gave advance notice of amendments to the "Regulations on the Permission and Management of Employing Non-ROC Nationality Crew Members Abroad"
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How should fruits and vegetables be washed to remove pesticide residues thoroughly?
Today's vegetables and fruits are all sprayed with pesticides, and pesticide residues are also very serious, so how should we wash them to minimize pesticide residues? Excessive nitrogen fertilizer on fruits and vegetables - beware of cancer. Although eating fruits and vegetables is good for health, when nitrogen fertilizer is used excessively, the nitrate present in leafy vegetables can trigger diseases such as esophageal cancer, gastrointestinal cancer and liver cancer.
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Why Is Guaranteeing the Contract Rights of Farmers Who Have Moved to the Cities Destroying China's Villages?
China's marketization, urbanization and reform of the farmland system have already produced severe differentiation among farmers within every village. At present, all kinds of farmers, as long as they have not changed their village household registration, are given a single designation in the various documents of the central government: farmer,
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NDRC Moves to Tackle Financing Difficulties of New-Type Agricultural Business Entities
China Economic Net, Beijing, August 1 (Reporter Lin Huocan) A responsible official of the National Development and Reform Commission said today that China will step up guidance and support for new-type agricultural business entities, improve the policy-based agricultural insurance system, and strive to solve the financing difficulties of new-type agricultural business entities.
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Why farmers are reluctant to settle in cities: long-term concerns and immediate worries
■ Focus Observation. Gradually breaking down the household registration barriers is only the first step; exploring and establishing an exit mechanism for rural arable land and homestead land is the key to making migrant workers willing to settle in cities and towns. Recently, the State Council issued the "Opinions on Further Advancing the Reform of the Household Registration System."
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Breaking the Bottlenecks in the Rural Land System Is a Key Move to Strengthen Agriculture and Enrich Farmers
In 1978, 18 farmers in Xiaogang Village, Anhui, took a huge risk and pressed bright red fingerprints onto a contract implementing household contracting with output quotas fixed for each household. It can be said that this very act made Xiaogang Village the birthplace of the "all-round contract" and also made rural land system reform the starting point of China's reform.
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Minister of Agriculture: Farmland must never be converted to non-agricultural use; farmers may move into non-agricultural work
Qiushi, Issue 19 of 2014, published a signed article by Minister of Agriculture Han Changfu, stating that the national food security strategy under the new situation must be fully implemented. The article points out that we must resolutely hold the lifeline of farmland. This is where the lifeblood of national food security lies. Farmland
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Land transfer must not become a new round of enclosure movement
When General Secretary Xi Jinping presided over the seventh meeting of the Central Leading Group for Comprehensively Deepening Reforms on the 2nd, he stressed that the three bottom lines must be upheld: the nature of public ownership of land must not be changed, the red line for arable land must not be breached, and the interests of farmers must not be harmed. Holding fast to the policy bottom line means that farmers should be
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