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A Thousand Wind Turbines Off the Coast of Changhua, Fishermen Forced to Withdraw Entirely, Transition Imminent
The Survival of Fisheries Under the Wind Turbines 01"A Thousand Wind Turbines Installed Off the Coast of Changhua, Fishermen Forced to Withdraw Entirely, Transition Imminent
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Reallocation of agricultural product import tariff quotas imminent, experts say the focus is on regulation
Workers conduct trial production in the production workshop of the Helan Park of the Ningxia Ecological Textile Park. Photo by Xinhua News Agency reporter Wang Peng. In recent years, the costs of cotton and other agricultural products in China have continued to rise rapidly, facing the impact of imported products, and using the tariff quota system to appropriately regulate imports has become an effective choice.
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Reform of state farms expected to become a policy breakthrough as a series of central meetings is about to convene
As December approaches, a series of high-level meetings such as the Central Economic Work Conference and the Central Rural Work Conference are about to convene, and the reform of the rural land system, which the market pays relatively close attention to, may be a key topic of discussion. From 2004 to 2014, China issued No. 1 Central Documents with the theme of "san nong" (agriculture, rural areas, and farmers) for eleven consecutive years,
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Corn Starch Futures Listing Imminent: Dalian Commodity Exchange Conducts Full-Market Simulation Test
On November 29, the Dalian Commodity Exchange (hereinafter referred to as DCE) conducted the first full-market trading test of the corn starch futures contract. The test process went smoothly and all functional points displayed normally, comprehensively verifying the safety and effectiveness of the trading system. This test covered
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A New Round of Land Reform Is Imminent, and the Distribution of Interests Tests the Government's Wisdom
The curtain has slowly risen on a new round of rural land reform. Yesterday, Xi Jinping, General Secretary of the CPC Central Committee and head of the Central Leading Group for Comprehensively Deepening Reform, presided over the seventh meeting of the Central Leading Group for Comprehensively Deepening Reform. The meeting reviewed the "Opinions on the Pilot Work of Rural Land Expropriation, Market Entry of Collective Operating Construction Land, and Reform of the Homestead System." The meeting pointed out that the three bottom lines must be upheld: the nature of public ownership of land must not change, the red line for cultivated land must not be breached, and farmers' interests must not be harmed, and that progress should be advanced in an orderly manner on the basis of pilot projects. Industry insiders believe that the central government's review of the pilot opinions on land reform marks the pulling of the string on a new round of land reform. At present, issues such as the distribution of interests in rural land expropriation, the amendment of laws on collective operating construction land, and the withdrawal from homesteads still await resolution.
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Agricultural product price reform may be imminent, high inventory pressure awaits resolution
The government is worrying about the large quantities of cotton and white sugar piled up in warehouses, bought from farmers at high prices, and now that prices have fallen, they cannot be sold at a loss, and if all the inventory is dumped onto the market, agricultural product prices would clearly face the danger of collapse. According to a reporter from China Securities Journal, the state
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Agricultural reclamation reform document imminent, to promote establishment of modern agricultural enterprises
Dazhihui ASDAQ News Agency May 13 dispatch, an expert close to the Ministry of Agriculture told Dazhihui News Agency on Wednesday that the agricultural reclamation reform document has been in drafting for nearly three years, and the document's introduction is now approaching its window period; the reform direction involves establishing modern agricultural enterprise groups and promoting shareholding and group-based operation across the entire industrial chain.
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Agricultural reclamation reform is imminent, and agricultural reclamation companies look forward to asset injection dividends
Introduction Li Guoxiang, a researcher at the Rural Development Institute of the Chinese Academy of Social Sciences, told a 21st Century Business Herald reporter: reforming the social functions operated by agricultural reclamation enterprises is relatively easy, as they can be transferred to local governments. The difficulty of the reform is whether the administrative management system of the agricultural reclamation system will be abolished. Our reporter
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