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Rural e-commerce faces the dilemma of logistics losses reaching 30% and lagging support services
Logistics losses for agricultural products reach 30%; chaos abounds in the training segment; support is crippled: entrepreneurship has a path, but implementation has no door. Reporters from Economic Information Daily recently conducted surveys in some rural areas of Jiangsu, Hubei, Guangxi, Hainan and other places and learned that at present, rural e-commerce plays an important role in
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Ministry of Commerce Says Rural E-commerce Still in Its Infancy, Infrastructure Lagging
China News Service, October 16 (Wire) Wang Bingnan, Assistant Minister of Commerce, said at a regular State Council policy briefing on the 16th that at present, China's rural e-commerce development is still in its infancy, and problems remain such as underdeveloped market entities, lagging infrastructure, and a shortage of talent.
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Lagging Agricultural Product Processing Becomes a Bottleneck for Increasing Farmers' Income
In recent years, although investment from all sides in agriculture, rural areas and farmers has increased rapidly, the lagging processing of agricultural products has still become a bottleneck constraining the increase of farmers' income. The author believes that solving this difficult problem involves many aspects. In addition to leaders' attention, preferential policies and adequate supervision, in practical work
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Food cold chain development lags behind, food waste is enormous
The ice cream you bought is deformed, the yogurt has water droplets on the surface, and frozen dumplings fall apart as soon as they are boiled. These are actually all the result of a broken cold chain. Recently, at the press conference for the 2014 China International Agricultural Products Cold Chain Logistics Summit, Cui Zhongfu, vice president of the China Federation of Logistics and Purchasing
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