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School lunches stuck at rock-bottom prices for years; national parents' alliance calls for reform: parents pay for ingredients, government subsidizes personnel and preparation costs
School lunches stuck at rock-bottom prices for years; national parents' alliance calls for reform: parents pay for ingredients, government subsidizes personnel and preparation costs
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School Lunch Prices Low for Years, Parents' Alliance Urges Reform: Parents Pay for Ingredients, State Subsidizes Personnel and Preparation Costs
School Lunches Priced Low for Years, Parents' Alliance Calls for Reform: Parents Cover Ingredient Costs, State Subsidizes Personnel and Preparation Costs
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Corn price reform cannot stop at abolishing the temporary storage policy
Corn price reform cannot stop at abolishing temporary storage
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How to gnaw through the hard bone of agricultural product price reform
Gnawing through the hard bone of agricultural product price reform
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Cotton target price reform pilot work steadily advanced, Wang Yang sets out requirements
Vice Premier of the State Council Wang Yang, during an inspection and research tour on agricultural and rural work in Xinjiang from August 30 to August 31, emphasized that carrying out the cotton target price reform pilot is a major measure to explore and improve the price formation mechanism for agricultural products and to give play to the role of the market in allocating resources, and that confidence in the reform must be firm
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Target price for cotton set at 19,800 yuan per ton, reform pilot officially launched
On September 3, the National Development and Reform Commission announced that, with the approval of the State Council, the 2014 cotton target price has been set at 19,800 yuan per ton. According to the State Council's arrangements, the Xinjiang cotton target price reform pilot will be launched in 2014. The NDRC said the "Cotton Target Price Reform Pilot Plan"
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Cotton Price Reform Pilot Advances: NDRC Has Launched Monitoring Work
According to the NDRC, in accordance with the deployment of the State Council, the Xinjiang cotton target price reform pilot was launched in 2014. With the approval of the State Council, the 2014 cotton target price has been announced at 19,800 yuan per ton; the "Cotton Target Price Reform Pilot Plan" has been issued to the pilot areas; the "New
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The cotton target price reform is about ensuring farmers earn a profit from growing cotton
In early 2014, the state launched a pilot target price subsidy program for cotton in Xinjiang and soybeans in Northeast China and Inner Mongolia. With the approval of the State Council, the National Development and Reform Commission, together with the Ministry of Finance and the Ministry of Agriculture, publicly announced the 2014 target prices for cotton and soybeans on April 5 and May 17 respectively.
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Whether the agricultural product price reform pilot will be expanded, NDRC says it depends on the circumstances
The National Development and Reform Commission held a press conference on the 22nd on the cotton target price reform pilot and market regulation. Zhou Wangjun, deputy director of the Price Department of the National Development and Reform Commission, said that the target price reform pilot is an important measure to improve China's agricultural product price formation mechanism. In the next step
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How will soybeans be sold from now on? Understanding agricultural product target price reform in one article
Right now, the soybean harvest period is about to begin in Northeast China, and farmers are calculating whether this year's soybeans can fetch a good price, which is also a matter of great concern to local officials. Farmers already know that this year the state abolished the temporary purchase and storage policy and will no longer purchase at the market-support price of previous years.
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