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China's soybean industry suffers an irreparable disaster
It is not an easy thing for China to feed itself: because China has 21% of the world's population but only 9% of the world's arable land. China's most fertile land depends on irrigation and is therefore vulnerable to water pollution, floods or drought. China's water resources are quite scarce
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The entire soybean industry still faced overall losses in October
In the 2013/2014 year, there were 17 enterprises (groups) that imported more than 1 million tons of soybeans, with total imports of 54.86 million tons, accounting for 78% of total imports. Among them, Chenxi Group had the largest soybean imports at 9.2 million tons, accounting for 13.1% of total imports; followed by Jiusan Group,
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Why are GM soybeans imported in such large quantities? The shortfall would require 400 million more mu of farmland
Recently, the Science Popularization Department of the China Association for Science and Technology and the Office of the Inter-Ministerial Joint Conference on the Safety Management of Agricultural Genetically Modified Organisms jointly organized experts to compile a booklet titled "Scientific Interpretation of Hot Topics of Public Concern," which provides detailed answers on hot topics of public concern such as GM organisms, PX projects, food safety, and nuclear
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National standard for bean sprouts to be issued soon, production and sales will have a basis to follow
Recently, the "National Food Safety Standard for Bean Sprouts (Draft)" (hereinafter referred to as the "Draft") was released for public comment. In this draft, residue limits are explicitly specified for 6-benzylaminopurine, gibberellin, sodium 4-chlorophenoxyacetate and ethylene. This also means
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Soybean meal market remains sluggish, still a long way from emerging from the cold winter
Since January, due to the favorable bumper harvest prospects in South American soybean producing regions, global soybean supply pressure has increased significantly. In mid-January, the main US soybean contract fell below the 1000 cents/bushel integer mark and continued to decline. It is expected that US soybeans will continue to test the 900 cents/bushel support level in the future. With US soybeans remaining weak, Dalian soybean meal can hardly stay unaffected and will continue to follow US soybeans downward.
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In 2014, imported soybeans exceeded 71 million tons, most of them genetically modified
On the 3rd, Chen Xiwen, deputy head of the Central Rural Work Leading Group and director of its office, and Han Jun, deputy director of the office of the Central Rural Work Leading Group, interpreted the relevant circumstances of the "Several Opinions on Increasing the Intensity of Reform and Innovation and Accelerating Agricultural Modernization". Han Jun said,
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Soybean prices hit by imports, 2015 soybean planting area may shrink
In recent years, China's soybean market has been severely hit by imports. In 2014, China's total soybean imports reached 71.4 million tons, breaking through 70 million tons for the first time. In the same period, domestic soybean production was only 12.2 million tons, and import prices were even lower than domestic soybean prices, leaving domestic soybeans almost no
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China's soybean crushing industry lost 20 billion yuan in 2014
In 2014, prices in China's soybean crushing industry fluctuated downward, with the entire industry profitable only in November and posting losses in all other months. Since 1996, almost all of the increase in global soybean imports has come from China. In 2014, China's soybean imports reached 71.4 million tons, accounting for 65% of global soybean imports.
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Soybean Meal Prices Tentatively Stabilize and Improve, But the Breeding Industry Has Not Yet Substantially Recovered
Recently, driven by factors such as feed enterprises stocking up and a decline in oil mills' operating rates, soybean meal has shown a moderate upward trend. In addition, imported soybean arrivals at ports are lower than the same period last year, which may lead to a phased shortage of raw material supply at some oil mills after the holiday, and soybean meal market circulation
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China's coarse grain and soybean imports to grow by more than 40% over the next decade
By 2024, China's net imports of coarse grains and soybeans may increase by 46% and 40% respectively compared with current levels. The report said that for at least the past decade, China has been a net importer of cotton, soybeans, rapeseed, barley, soybean oil and palm oil. Since 2008/09
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