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China's food security faces three prominent problems, State Council official explains
China News Service, Beijing, November 15 (Reporter Ma Haiyan) Li Wei, director of the Development Research Center of China's State Council, said in Beijing on November 15 that China's grain and food security field faces three prominent problems: resource and environmental costs, the impact of the international market, and hidden quality and safety risks. At
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How is the provincial governor responsibility system for food security assessed? An interpretation by the deputy director of the Central Rural Work Leading Group Office
Deputy Director Han Jun of the Central Rural Work Leading Group Office interprets the assessment measures for the provincial governor responsibility system for food security. Fully implement food security responsibilities. Recently, the General Office of the State Council issued the "Assessment Measures for the Provincial Governor Responsibility System for Food Security," clarifying the assessment subjects, principles, content, procedures and application of results for the provincial governor responsibility system for food security, and making comprehensive arrangements for establishing an assessment mechanism for the provincial governor responsibility system for food security.
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Why should we establish a new concept of food security?
Before 2004, China's grain self-sufficiency rate had remained above 95%, but over the past 10 years, the grain self-sufficiency rate has been declining, dropping to around 85% by 2014. It is worth noting that the decline in the self-sufficiency rate was not caused by a decline in grain production, but rather by the realization of
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How to safeguard food security and farmers' interests? Nie Zhenbang proposes multiple measures
Interview with Nie Zhenbang, President of the China National Association of Grain Sector. The State Council executive meeting held on November 11 determined measures to stabilize grain production and increase grain-growing income, emphasizing the safeguarding of food security and farmers' interests. Regarding some hot topics in current grain production, Economic Daily
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How to Solve the Difficulty of Selling Grain? China Takes Multiple Measures to Safeguard Food Security and Farmers' Interests
BEIJING, Nov. 11 (China News Service) -- Reporter Ding Dong. As China's autumn grain harvest this year has once again been bumper, a twelfth consecutive year of grain output increase is now certain. Faced with a sharp increase in inventories and falling prices, how to prevent "cheap grain hurting farmers" has become a problem. The State Council executive meeting held on the 11th made clear
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How Can Food Security Be Guaranteed? Establishing a New Concept of Food Security Is Key
Before 2004, China's grain self-sufficiency rate had remained above 95%, but over the past 10 years, the grain self-sufficiency rate has been declining, dropping to around 85% by 2014. It is worth noting that the decline in the self-sufficiency rate was not caused by a decline in grain production, but occurred under the circumstances that grain output achieved
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Grain output has grown for years in a row, but food security still cannot be ignored
Food is the first necessity of the people, and grain is the foundation of food; grain has always played an indispensable role in human survival and development. Judging by the world's grain supply, grain output has remained in a state of continuous increase. According to forecasts by relevant departments, this year China's grain is expected
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Food Administration Deploys Autumn Grain Purchase and Storage Work, Actively Implements the Food Security Responsibility System
China Securities Journal Online News, November 9, learned from the Food Administration that on November 6, the National Food Administration and the Ministry of Finance, together with the National Development and Reform Commission, the Ministry of Agriculture, the Agricultural Development Bank, Sinograin and other departments and units, organized a symposium in Changchun, Jilin on autumn grain purchase and storage work in Northeast China.
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Food security strategy should be actively and steadily adjusted to adapt to the new normal
At present, China's grain sector is marked by the simultaneous coexistence of "six highs": high output, high imports, high reserves, high waste, high trans-regional transport, and high consumption. Food security is an important component of national security and must always be given a high degree of attention. During the 13th Five-Year Plan period, we should proactively adapt to the new normal and actively and steadily adjust
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The strategy of storing grain in the land and storing grain in technology opens a new path for food security
The 13th Five-Year Plan proposal states that we must adhere to the strictest farmland protection system, hold firm to the farmland red line, implement the strategy of storing grain in the land and storing grain in technology, increase grain production capacity, and ensure basic self-sufficiency in grains and absolute security of staple food rations. Experts believe that storing grain in the land and storing grain in technology
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