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China's largest navel orange production area achieves full direct export clearance from inland
On the 18th, the Dingnan highway port operation area in Gannan, Jiangxi, located in China's largest navel orange production area, officially began customs clearance operations. This means that Gannan navel oranges exported overseas can complete declaration, inspection and release at the local level in one go, directly saving more than 10 million yuan in business costs each year.
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Analysis of the Operational Status of China's Urea Export Market in 2014
Affected by the supply and demand situation for energy and resources, the global nitrogen fertilizer industry landscape is undergoing new changes, with nitrogen fertilizer production shifting to resource-rich areas with lower energy prices such as the Middle East and North America. At the same time, as fertilizer prices rise, fertilizer-consuming countries such as India and Vietnam are prompted to adopt self-sufficiency strategies, and some production facilities are also under construction.
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New development opportunities for agriculture, rural areas and farmers as China enters the era of net capital export
China has entered the era of net capital export. If more social capital can be leveraged into agriculture, rural areas and farmers, the momentum for their development will be stronger and more lasting. Recently, three newly released items concern the broader environment and new opportunities for the development of agriculture, rural areas and farmers, and are worth attention.
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China's national forest product import and export trade volume reached 138 billion USD in 2014
The reporter recently learned from the State Forestry Administration that in 2014 the national forest product import and export trade volume reached 138 billion USD, an increase of 9.5 percent over the previous year, and China has become a major country in the production and trade of forest products. It is reported that in 2014 the national forestry industry achieved a total output value of 5.26 trillion yuan, an increase of 11.1 percent over the previous year. Among this, the output value of wood and bamboo processing and product manufacturing, and of economic forest product planting and harvesting, both exceeded 1 trillion yuan. The forestry output value of Guangdong, Shandong, Fujian, Guangxi, Zhejiang, Jiangsu and other provinces all exceeded 300 billion yuan. Zhang Jianlong, deputy director of the State Forestry Administration, said that in 2015 the focus will be on developing characteristic economic forests, forest tourism and forestry leisure services, flowers and seedlings and other industries, supporting the development of strategic emerging industries such as biomass energy, biomaterials and biopharmaceuticals, and accelerating the development of woody oil industries such as oil tea and walnut.
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Overview of China's Agricultural Product Imports and Exports in 2014
Net grain imports up 38% year-on-year, sorghum and barley imports surged. On the basis of net imports remaining at 13 million tons for two consecutive years in 2012 and 2013, net grain imports reached 18.747 million tons in 2014, up 40% year-on-year. According to China's traditional definition and scope of grain, total grain imports in 2014 reached 100 million tons, of which soybean imports were 71.40 million tons, grain imports were 19.52 million tons, and tuber crops (mainly dried cassava) imports were 8.67 million tons. If 5.41 million tons of corn distillers' grains are included in the grain category as corn products, grain imports amounted to 106 million tons.
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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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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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Chinese Medicinal Herbs Exports Still Face Obstacles; Multiple Parties Join Forces to Break Down Barriers
On the ancient Silk Road, China's traditional Chinese medicine relieved the suffering of disease for the people of the countries along the route and made outstanding contributions to the spread of Chinese national culture. Not long ago, the National Development and Reform Commission, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and the Ministry of Commerce jointly issued the "Vision and Actions on Jointly Building the Silk Road
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Should the fertilizer export tariff be abolished? Industry experts and scholars suggest abolishing it
Recently, at the analysis meeting on the economic operation situation for the first three quarters organized by the China Petroleum and Chemical Industry Federation, attending experts and scholars expressed their views on the fertilizer tariff issue one after another. Wang Ying, deputy director of the Information Department of the China Phosphate Fertilizer Industry Association, said: "Previously the fertilizer industry enjoyed
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Harbin carrots sold far to Thailand, Vietnam and Russia in 2015
Another large truck drove in, and after being loaded with 40 tons of pearl onions it will head for Guangxi, where the pearl onions will be repackaged before being shipped to Thailand and Vietnam. After the onset of winter, exports of pearl onions from Taiping Village, Lalin Town, Wuchang City, have hardly stopped. Reporters learned from the Harbin Municipal Agricultural Commission that last year Har
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