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What are the real problems in the agricultural inputs market? An in-depth interpretation from the internet perspective
E-commerce represents a challenge of conceptual innovation for traditional agricultural input enterprises, a challenge of market transformation, and an unprecedented opportunity. In particular, the mobile internet is rapidly changing the life and production methods in China's rural areas at a speed we cannot imagine
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When will the rice market emerge from its "cold winter"?
According to China Grain Network, after entering June, temperatures have been rising continuously, and domestic rice sales have slowed down noticeably. What follows is a decline in daily processing volume at factories and an increasing number of facilities shutting down for maintenance. Moreover, most factories say that rice processing profits have long since hit bottom or are in a loss-making state.
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Corn prices remain stable but weak, industry views and interpretation
Corn prices remain stable but weak. Entering July, from the perspective of the large domestic corn market, short-term market supply is sufficient, downstream demand remains weak, temporary storage auctions continue to be sluggish, the north-south port price inversion is severe, and corn substitutes continue to capture ports and sales area markets.
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Prices of Multiple Agricultural Products to Be Set by the Market; Experts Call for Protecting Farmers' Interests
China's agricultural product price regulation policy may be in for a historic adjustment. A reporter from Economic Information Daily recently learned from the Ministry of Agriculture that, regarding the direction of the next step in agricultural product price reform, the state has decided to implement differentiated support policies for different varieties. For the two staple grain varieties, rice and
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Protecting farmers' interests requires preventive measures in advance
From 2013 to May of this year, procuratorial organs at all levels handled a total of 28,894 people involved in duty-related crimes in agriculture-related and poverty-alleviation fields, accounting for 22% of the total number of duty-related crimes filed and handled by procuratorial organs during the same period. Chen Zhengyun, deputy director of the Duty-Related Crime Prevention Department of the Supreme People's Procuratorate, said at a press conference held today
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Internet finance development needs a solid rule-of-law foundation
On July 18, the People's Bank of China, the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology, the Ministry of Finance and seven other ministries and commissions jointly issued the Guiding Opinions on Promoting the Healthy Development of Internet Finance, setting out clear provisions for major Internet finance business forms such as Internet payment and online lending. This move means that Internet finance will enter a track of rule-of-law-based and law-based regulation, and enter a stage of standardized development.
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The internet-plus-agriculture boom is surging, and traditional enterprises are turning around to embrace the internet
Last Friday, the Ministry of Commerce published the "Internet Plus Circulation Action Plan". As the first industry plan for Internet Plus, the problems of the "last kilometer" and the "last hundred meters" of rural e-commerce once again triggered heated discussion. A few days ago, the Ministry of Agriculture proposed launching a pilot program to bring information into villages and households, and each administrative village will have at least 1 village-level information service station. The "internet-plus-agriculture" boom is surging and unstoppable.
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Agriculture's Embrace of Internet Plus Still Needs Deeper Involvement
One of the focuses of recent industry attention is the various story versions of "Internet Plus agriculture." Agriculture and agricultural products, which look very rustic and backward, are rapidly embracing the most fashionable and hottest internet, giving people unlimited room for imagination. For example, the difficulty of unsalable agricultural products
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International Grain Prices Fall: How Can Grain Enterprises Share the Benefits?
A report recently released by the World Bank states that international market grain prices fell 14% between August 2014 and May 2015, dropping to a 5-year low. The report, titled "Food Price Watch," says that affected by low oil prices, global grain supply was ample in 2014, and bumper harvests of wheat, corn and rice were in sight in 2015; these factors caused international grain prices to fall sharply.
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The fruit unsalable dilemma: can Internet Plus turn it around
This year is a big year for Shanghai-grown fruit to go online. Fruit from some orchards has opened shops on Yiguo.com and several other well-known e-commerce websites, the Malu "Chuanlun" brand organic grapes have opened a flagship store on Tmall, products of the "Taoyong Peach Industry Professional Cooperative" have gone onto Yihaodian, and Songjiang Cangqiao crystal pears have entered the "Disanxian" e-commerce platform.
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