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It Is Not a Fact That China's Rice Imports Doubled, Ministry of Commerce Refutes the Rumor
In response to recent reports claiming that China's rice imports grew severalfold last year, Ministry of Commerce spokesperson Shen Danyang refuted the claim on the 29th: this claim is simply not a fact, and saying so carries a hint of wishing the world were in chaos. Shen Danyang made the remarks at the Ministry of Commerce's regular
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Imported rice doubling is a rumor, don't be misled by panic talk
On the morning of the 29th, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs held a press conference and responded to the recent claim that "imported rice has doubled, because consumers do not trust Chinese rice," calling this claim "seeking chaos in the world." The Ministry of Foreign Affairs stated that, according to General Administration of Customs data, 2014 imports
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Rumors of "soaring" prices for traditional Chinese medicinal materials are untrue; prices follow the market
In the Anguo traditional Chinese medicine market, the price difference for medicinal materials of the same quality is not significant. Stimulated by the sharp rise in the prices of traditional Chinese medicinal materials in previous years, the planting area of a large number of varieties of traditional Chinese medicinal materials has expanded, causing the traditional Chinese medicine materials market to face the problem of overcapacity. In addition, in recent years, a large amount of capital in the industry
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Why are strawberries still unsalable on a large scale after the rumors were refuted?
On April 26, a media outlet bought 8 samples of strawberries from the market and "detected acetochlor exceeding the standard," thereby concluding that strawberries "cause cancer," which triggered panic among consumers. On May 1, this newspaper published "Is 'Strawberry Pesticide Residue Exceeding the Standard Causes Cancer' True?", reporting that Beijing
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Don't Let Rumors Become a Stumbling Block to the Development of the Livestock Industry
Recently, incidents such as "six-winged chickens" and "pork containing worms" have been wildly circulated in WeChat circles online, leading many consumers to believe them firmly and actively participate in spreading them, bringing negative impacts to the livestock and poultry breeding industry while also bringing unstable factors to society. In the complex on
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Rumors that harm farmers must be investigated to the very end and must not become unsolved cases
A single irresponsible rumor can very likely cause farmers' hard work of more than half a year to be wasted, and can even cause an agricultural industry that a place has painstakingly cultivated for many years to collapse in an instant. How to respond to and eliminate rumors that harm farmers is a topic that needs to attract public attention and discussion
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