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In 2014, grain purchases by grain enterprises exceeded 700 billion jin for the first time
Ren Zhengxiao, director of the National Food Administration, revealed on the 8th that in the whole of 2014, grain purchases by all types of grain enterprises exceeded 700 billion jin for the first time, with the total reaching 729.8 billion jin, an increase of 40.9 billion jin year on year. Ren Zhengxiao made the above remarks at the national grain circulation work conference held there.
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Non-GMO edible oil market enters a phase of rapid expansion
China's non-GMO edible oil market is expanding rapidly, with market share relatively concentrated. Coupled with the cost advantage brought by falling international oil prices, judging from consumption trends, this market will usher in a rapid boom period in the next 2-3 years, both in terms of merchant promotion and consumer mindset.
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This year, the NDRC will actively push forward the merger and reorganization of grain enterprises
At the national grain circulation work conference held a few days ago, senior officials from the NDRC and the State Administration of Grain proposed that under the new economic normal, we must accurately grasp the new trends in the development of grain circulation and win the initiative in grain circulation reform. Regarding the field of grain operations
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Can Semi-Prepared Clean Vegetables Replace Traditional Food Markets?
Professional ingredient preparation in central kitchens, cold-chain transport throughout the process; e-commerce platforms push the concept of "order online, pick up in store." So-called clean vegetables are a recently popular new concept for food ingredients, referring to fresh vegetables and meat, fish, poultry, eggs and other ingredients that have been washed, cut, portioned and packaged, so that consumers can put them straight into the pan after purchase.
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China's new rural land reform is about to enter the pilot phase, but the reform process will still advance cautiously
China's new rural land reform is about to enter the pilot phase, but the reform process will still be cautious. The pilot work of China's rural land system reform is about to begin, and the reform will focus on the three major areas of rural land, collective operational construction land and homestead land, but industry insiders believe that
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Seed companies face a new round of supervisory inspections
In order to further strengthen supervision of the seed market, severely crack down on illegal acts such as variety mislabeling and infringement, and promoting unauthorized varieties, effectively protect farmers' interests and the lawful rights and interests of variety rights holders, and ensure the safety of seeds used in agricultural production, the Ministry of Agriculture began implementing the 2015 supervisory inspection action for crop seed enterprises.
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Leading enterprises have arrived. What have farmers gained?
Editor's note: In recent years, in the course of developing modern agriculture, various localities have, through means such as attracting investment and building industrial parks, introduced a number of leading enterprises in agricultural industrialization. These enterprises have brought capital, technology and equipment, brought advanced production models and management
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No. 1 Central Document will guide farmers to become shareholders in enterprises with their land management rights
As the 2015 No. 1 Central Document approaches, the practice tested in many places of farmers becoming shareholders in cooperatives and leading enterprises with their land management rights will receive comprehensive top-down support in 2015. The reporter recently learned that the 2015 No. 1 Central Document's policy phrase for the new type of agricultural operation system
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What did feed enterprises do in 2014?
With the development of the times, the feed industry has gradually entered a period of integration and transformation. Unlike previous years, the threshold for the feed industry is now high, and the situation of "big fish eating small fish, small fish eating shrimp" is indeed common in the industry. If domestic leading feed enterprises want to
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China's rapeseed imports enter a period of high rigid demand
The temporary inspection and quarantine measures implemented starting in 2009 meant that subsequent imported rapeseed could only enter a small number of China's coastal port areas, while its enormous advantages in price, cost, quality and supply in turn caused the imported rapeseed processing capacity in China's coastal areas to grow rapidly.
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