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It Is Not a Fact That China's Rice Imports Doubled, Ministry of Commerce Refutes the Rumor
In response to recent reports claiming that China's rice imports grew severalfold last year, Ministry of Commerce spokesperson Shen Danyang refuted the claim on the 29th: this claim is simply not a fact, and saying so carries a hint of wishing the world were in chaos. Shen Danyang made the remarks at the Ministry of Commerce's regular
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What hidden dangers exist when industrial and commercial capital goes to the countryside? An in-depth analysis
Under the combined pressure of the central government's slogan of "synchronizing the four modernizations," local governments' pursuit of political debt, and capital's instinct to seek profit, in the current period a wave of industrial and commercial capital going to the countryside has appeared in many regions across the country, and the media has basically taken a welcoming attitude toward it, with relatively little in-depth investigation and
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2015 Fresh Food E-commerce Development Trends: Why Fresh Food WeChat Sellers Are Doomed
2013-2014 were two years of rapid development for fresh food e-commerce. Since it is hard to achieve breakthroughs in product categories, the growth in the number of online fresh food shoppers will also slow down. Therefore, in 2015, the growth of the overall market size will slow, and B2C will remain the mainstream. 2015 Fresh Food E-commerce Development Trends: WeChat Sellers Are Doomed
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Edible agricultural product prices rose last week, Ministry of Commerce monitoring data shows
According to Ministry of Commerce monitoring, last week (January 26 to February 1) the market prices of edible agricultural products in 36 large and medium-sized cities nationwide rose somewhat. Last week, the average price of 18 kinds of vegetables rose 5.7% from the previous week, among which the prices of melon and fruit vegetables such as cucumbers, tomatoes and eggplants rose the most
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Strong Support for Agriculture-Related E-Commerce Boosts Leapfrog Development of Agriculture
Aksu sugar-heart apples, Danjiangkou Reservoir "love fish," fragrant new rice from Northeast China, Argentine red shrimp, premium Australian beef and mutton... Nowadays, with a click of the mouse, you can buy quality agricultural products from all over the country without leaving home, which not only makes things convenient for urban residents but also rewards farmers for their hard work.
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Chinese e-commerce accelerates expansion into rural markets
"I've bought a desktop computer online before. It wasn't very easy to use, but I didn't know who to send it to for repairs. Now if there's a problem, I can go to a physical store, which feels much more reassuring." In the "JD Help Service Store," 26-year-old Qingzhen resident Yang Dong said this while using a computer to browse products.
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China will support agriculture-related e-commerce to promote the building of modern agriculture
According to estimates by the Ministry of Agriculture, at present the proportion of agricultural products sold online in China accounts for about 2% of total circulation, of which dried goods and processed products account for 80%, while fresh products such as fruits, vegetables and aquatic products have all seen increases of more than 300%, and there is a need to speed up the resolution of the bottleneck problems in the development of agriculture-related e-commerce.
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How can rural e-commerce develop to help the economy's new normal?
At this year's Two Sessions, several deputies to the National People's Congress and members of the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference said that developing rural e-commerce is a "green" path to changing China's traditional economic spatial layout, and that active support should be given in terms of "software and hardware" to give play to its important significance in boosting domestic demand and promoting industrial
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How can the Chinese medicinal herb industry achieve healthy development?
This January, the Ministry of Commerce issued the "Notice of Guiding Opinions on Accelerating the Construction of a Modern Logistics System for Chinese Medicinal Herbs." The Notice requires local competent commerce departments to promote the establishment of a modern logistics system for Chinese medicinal herbs, advance the modernization of Chinese medicinal herb circulation, and enhance the quality and safety assurance capacity for Chinese medicinal herbs.
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Rapid development of rural e-commerce helps agricultural products enter cities
Zhang Jindong, a member of the National Committee of the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference and chairman of Suning Commerce Group, suggested actively developing rural e-commerce, grafting various resources that serve rural areas, helping agricultural products achieve efficient circulation, and raising rural income levels. "The development of rural e-commerce is becoming a driving force for agricultural
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