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Why China cannot massively import meat in the future
Recently, some media published an article claiming that China's surging meat demand will change the global feed grain trade pattern and set off a global tsunami. The report pointed out that due to the rapid increase in China's meat consumption, by 2050 China's meat imports will soar 35-fold, which will trigger many problems such as resource depletion and environmental pollution, bring serious impacts on the international grain market, and even have a major impact on farmers, public health and the environment worldwide.
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Rural community building is not about massive demolition and construction: interpreting the key points of the policy
Rural community building both echoes the development of urbanization and continues the same thread as the new socialist countryside construction. Its rich connotations include not only the joint contribution to and sharing of services such as villagers' self-service, government public services and social welfare services, but also a living environment in which the functions of production, ecology and daily life develop in a coordinated way.
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What is the secret behind the massive tea exports
It is exports that forced us to build ecological tea gardens and to control the quality and safety of tea from the source. Speaking of biodiversity tea cultivation, Wang Wenli, chairman of Fujian Bama Tea Co., Ltd., looked relieved. Bama is located in Anxi County, Fujian, a nationally famous major tea-producing county, and is
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China's soybean imports in the third quarter are expected to reach a massive volume
Oil World: China's soybean imports in July this year could reach as high as 9.5 million tonnes. According to the Hamburg, Germany-based industry publication Oil World, China's soybean imports in July 2015 could reach 9.2 million to 9.5 million tonnes. By comparison, statistics released by the General Administration of Customs of China early this week
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