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Qualified rate of livestock products at 99% for 5 consecutive years; batches of non-compliant imported food on the rise
Recently, the China Food Safety Public Opinion Research Center and the Jiangsu Provincial Food Safety Research Base jointly released the "China Food Safety Development Report (2014)." The "Report" shows that although a series of food safety incidents have still occurred in China in recent years, the overall situation is stable,
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AQSIQ Report: Quality of Imported Cotton in 2014 Is Not Optimistic
On March 30, the General Administration of Quality Supervision, Inspection and Quarantine released a white paper titled "Quality Status of Nationwide Imported Cotton in 2014" (hereinafter referred to as the white paper) on its official website. The white paper pointed out that the overall quality of imported cotton on arrival in 2014 was not optimistic, and among the four major evaluation indicators for cotton - grade, length, micronaire value and fiber strength - the nonconformity rates for grade, length and strength all increased compared with the same period last year.
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Soybean and grain imports increase, edible oil imports continue to shrink
The General Administration of Customs announced that China imported 2.14 million tons of grains and grain flour in March, 2.35 million tons in February, and a total of 6.91 million tons of grains and grain flour in January-March; the cumulative total for the same period last year was 5.04 million tons, an increase of 37.0% year on year. China imported 4.49
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Grain and grain flour imports reached 2.14 million tons in March
2.14 million tons of grain and grain flour imported in March According to data from the General Administration of Customs, in March 2015 China imported 2.14 million tons of grain and grain flour, worth 3.939 billion yuan. From January to March 2015, China imported 6.91 million tons of grain and grain flour, up 37% compared with the same period last year; the import value
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Corn import trend set to slow, feed output growth to decelerate over next 10 years
According to an official forecast report released by China's Ministry of Agriculture, China's soybean imports in 2024 are expected to reach 82.66 million tons, up 15.8% from the 2014 import volume. However, over the next 10 years China is expected to net import only small quantities of rice, wheat and corn. China's Ministry of Agriculture
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China's corn imports in March fell 91.61% month-on-month
China's corn imports in March fell 91.61% month-on-month. Customs data: in March, China imported 50,600 tons of corn, down 91.61% month-on-month and up 5.05% year-on-year. Total imports from January to March were 123.29, up 4.59% year-on-year; in March 2015, China imported 152,238 tons of wheat, down 71.75% year-on-year. From January to March, imports of
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Widening corn price gap at home and abroad may accelerate corn imports
Analysts say that as international corn prices tumble sharply, the price gap between China's domestic corn prices and the international market has widened further, making full-tariff imports more economically viable, and China's corn imports are expected to grow. China is the world's second-largest corn
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China's out-of-quota corn imports carry high risks
Although the widening price gap between domestic corn and the international market has made full-tariff corn imports more attractive, analysts point out that out-of-quota imports carry significant risks, mainly because domestic corn stocks are huge, and auctions of state-reserve corn could narrow the price gap between domestic and international markets.
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Grain and cereal flour imports reached 2.73 million tons in April
April grain and cereal flour imports 2.73 million tons. Data released by the General Administration of Customs shows that in April China imported 2.73 million tons of grain and cereal flour; from January to April cumulative imports of grain and cereal flour reached 9.64 million tons, compared with 6.82 million tons in the same period last year, an increase of 41.4% year on year; in April China exported
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China's annual corn imports remain stable
According to the May global grain market trade report released by the United States Department of Agriculture, China's corn imports in 2015/16 are expected to remain stable at 3 million tons, because domestic corn production is expected to hit a record high, domestic stocks are sufficient, and the government encourages traders to purchase domestic corn
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