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Strategic Reflections on China's Agriculture Going Global
As early as 1995, China raised the idea of agriculture "going global," and in 2007 the No. 1 Central Document formally put agriculture "going global" forward as a national strategy. Over the past two decades, China's agriculture "going global" has gone through a development process from a nongovernmental launch to implementation as a national strategy. Over these two decades, China's
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The soybean market has been under heavy pressure recently, with prices clearly under strain
In December, the global soybean trade side and supply side became hot topics of market attention. On the one hand, the reduction of Argentina's soybean export tariff helps boost its export competitiveness; the export competitiveness of US soybeans is further weakened; China's soybean imports will also reach their annual peak. On the other
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Agriculture is China's greatest advantage in going global
Recently, the Australian government announced its rejection of a Chinese company's plan to acquire an Australian cattle farm for 350 million Australian dollars, on the grounds that the deal goes against the national interest; earlier, the New Zealand government rejected Shanghai Pengxin Group's application to acquire local farms for 56 million US dollars. Chinese
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China's seed industry must look to the world and accelerate the pace of going global
In recent years, the state has strongly supported the national seed industry, exchanges between domestic seed enterprises and leading international seed enterprises have become increasingly close, and more and more experts, scholars, technologies and materials have been introduced into the country. With the implementation of the "Belt and Road" and "going global" strategies, the national seed industry must not only
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COFCO Rice starts purchasing new grain, laying out a global industry chain
Although rice's status as the head of the five grains has never wavered, the fact that much of the loose rice on the market contains almost no new rice leaves consumers quite helpless, and the idea that good rice must start from the source has become the only path for the rice industry's development. Recently, a reporter from China Business Journal
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Leading agricultural enterprise can enter the Fortune Global 500: Representative Zhu Yicai speaks out
China Jiangsu Beijing report: On March 4, Zhu Yicai, a deputy to the National People's Congress and chairman of Yurun Group, said in Beijing during a joint interview with China Jiangsu Net and Tencent that supporting the development of agricultural enterprises, especially leading agricultural enterprises, is of great significance, and that leading enterprises have an obvious effect in driving farmers to increase income and employment.
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Global food prices post the biggest month-on-month rise in three years
The strongest El Nino in a century has finally begun to show its power in the market, with global food prices in October posting their biggest rise in three years. According to the latest data released by the UN Food and Agriculture Organization, the global food price index rose 4% month-on-month in October. In this index
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Global food prices rose 4% month-on-month in October, the biggest increase in three years
According to overseas media reports, the strongest El Nino in a century has finally begun to show its power in the market, with sugar, vegetable oils and dairy products leading the way, as global food prices posted their biggest increase in three years in October. According to the latest data released by the UN Food and Agriculture Organization, this year
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Global grain prices keep falling, and agricultural giants have no choice but to band together for warmth
As global grain prices fall and profits are squeezed, agricultural giants are seeking powerful alliances to band together for warmth in the industry's cold winter. This will be agriculture's first major transformation in more than a decade. Citing people familiar with the matter, multinational seed giant Syngenta is in talks with Du
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UN Food and Agriculture Organization announces that genetic data on thousands of rice varieties will be shared globally
Economic Daily, Geneva dispatch, reporter Chen Jian reports: The United Nations Food and Agriculture Organization recently issued a press communique stating that the genome sequences of more than 3,000 different rice varieties will be included in the International Treaty on Plant Genetic Resources for Food and Agriculture, so that the world can share
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