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Grain policy urgently needs adjustment to solve the "suspended river" price problem
Data from the National Bureau of Statistics on the 8th showed that China's total grain output in 2015 reached 621.435 million tons (124.287 billion jin), an increase of 14.408 million tons (2.882 billion jin) over 2014, or 2.4%. This was the twelfth consecutive year of national grain harvest since 2004. Twelve consecutive
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How much does China spend on poverty alleviation each year? How are the hundreds of billions in poverty alleviation funds used?
To escape poverty, money must be spent. To lift more than 70 million poor people across the country out of poverty, the funds needed over the next five years will amount to at least hundreds of billions of yuan. Recently, at the Central Conference on Poverty Alleviation and Development, General Secretary Xi Jinping stressed that the intensity of investment in poverty alleviation and development must match the requirements of winning the battle against poverty
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Suppressing Grain Prices: Sinograin's Grain Trade Business Suspended
Sources have revealed that the grain trade business of China Grain Reserves Corporation (Sinograin) has been temporarily suspended, and the relevant document has been issued level by level down to the county and city-level grain systems. Yesterday, First Financial Daily sought verification from Sinograin regarding this news, and Sinograin
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Suspending the Collection of Quarantine Fees for Animals and Animal Products Is Highly Beneficial
The Ministry of Finance and the National Development and Reform Commission recently issued a notice stating that starting from November this year, 37 administrative and institutional charges will be uniformly cancelled and suspended nationwide, including the suspension of quarantine fees for animals and animal products. The notice also pointed out that various unreasonable charges must be cancelled.
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Agricultural e-commerce development must first let farmers make money rather than spend money
On the morning of the 25th, the Second Western E-commerce Development Summit Forum was held in Chengdu, where guests, experts and rural e-commerce practitioners gathered to jointly explore the path of rural e-commerce development. The attending experts unanimously agreed that in the "Internet Plus" era, rural e-commerce must first properly handle the
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How do imported fruits make their way to China?
In July, after suspending imports for nearly 3 years, the General Administration of Quality Supervision, Inspection and Quarantine reinstated Thailand's wax apple import qualification. Meanwhile, the "List of Fresh Fruit Types and Exporting Countries and Regions Granted Inspection and Quarantine Access to China," updated this month, suspended the import of fresh fruit from Israel.
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Xuyi crayfish spent heavily on anti-counterfeiting but met with a cold reception and was squeezed out of the market
The Jiangsu Xuyi Crayfish Association, which claims that 90 percent of the "Xuyi crayfish" sold in Shanghai are counterfeit, last year sued two Shanghai catering businesses in court on grounds of infringing its exclusive trademark rights, with one of them facing a claim of more than 210,000 yuan. The association's anti-counterfeiting efforts in Shanghai have lasted more than ten
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A moderately prosperous society in all respects: the ecological environment is key
Spending a few thousand or even tens of thousands of yuan to rent a few fen or a few mu of land and grow a few scallions and vegetables - nowadays, in big cities like Beijing and Shanghai, more and more people are renting land to grow their own vegetables, heading out of the city with their whole families every weekend to work the soil, and a trend of returning to rural life is quietly rising. Suburban
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Bringing pre-cleaned vegetables into the city can cut household waste by 20 percent and save 160 million yuan in spending
Half a watermelon rind, cabbage outer leaves, celtuce leaves - five or six kinds of fruit and vegetable waste filled a single garbage bag in the hands of Guo Caifeng, a resident born in the 1950s. At 5 pm yesterday, Ms. Guo, who lives in Caishikou, saw the garbage truck arrive at her door on time as usual, and working both hands at once, she
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Ministry of Agriculture Suspends Import of a Foreign Genetically Modified Soybean Citing Public Opinion
A certain genetically modified soybean undergoing import approval has had its approval suspended by the Ministry of Agriculture, due to low public acceptance of genetically modified foods. Foreign media previously reported that China's Ministry of Agriculture recently rejected the approval of an imported genetically modified soybean citing public opinion. On October 17, the Ministry of Agriculture
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