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Xi'an to release 13,600 tons of reserve vegetables citywide
During holidays or when rain or snow hits, vegetable prices often rise. To effectively respond to abnormal fluctuations in vegetable prices, our city has stored 17,000 tons of common vegetables, and starting today, 13,600 tons of reserve vegetables will be released to community residents at prices 10% to 15% below market retail prices to meet public demand.
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Policies linking urban and rural social insurance will be introduced urgently, affecting the vital interests of urban and rural residents
January 8 - The "Interim Measures for the Transfer and Continuation of Basic Old-Age Insurance Relations for Urban Enterprise Employees" (hereinafter referred to as the "Measures") has been fully implemented for more than a week. Peng Shuai and his 3 fellow townsmen still cling to the hope of getting back the 8% of old-age insurance premiums they paid, lingering in Shenzhen
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Food additives with safety risks will be subject to mandatory recall
Tiny additives, a complex big world. How are they used? How are they managed? When consumers choose food, additives have often already moved in. How does production supervision and management strictly guard the entry gate? On June 1, the General Administration of Quality Supervision, Inspection and Quarantine issued the Provisions on the Supervision and Administration of Food Additive Production
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China will formulate a new batch of food product safety standards
Chen Rui, deputy director of the Food Safety Comprehensive Coordination and Health Supervision Bureau of the Ministry of Health, pointed out at a regular press conference on July 13 that the Ministry of Health will formulate a new batch of food product safety standards and initially establish a national food safety standards system. Chen Rui introduced that the Ministry of Health will
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Management of traditional Chinese medicinal materials will be further strengthened; eight departments jointly issued a notice a few days ago
CNR News, Beijing, October 17 (Reporter Shen Jingwen) According to a report by China National Radio's "News and Newspaper Summary," eight departments including the State Food and Drug Administration, the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology, and the Ministry of Agriculture recently jointly issued a notice to further strengthen the management of traditional Chinese medicinal materials. Foo
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Can the Food Dollar Replace the Petrodollar? An In-Depth Analysis
Recently, German-based American scholar William Engdahl, following "The Oil War: Oil Politics Determines the New World Order," published another book titled "The Food Crisis." William Engdahl believes that after the oil and subprime crises, the world's next crisis will be an agricultural product crisis triggered by food prices.
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Ministry of Agriculture to use big data to regulate agricultural production and consumption
Xinhua News Agency, Beijing, November 26 (Reporter Guo Yujing) Wang Xiaobing, Deputy Director of the Market and Economic Information Department of the Ministry of Agriculture, recently stated that China's agricultural e-commerce is currently developing rapidly, but bottlenecks and pain points are becoming increasingly prominent. In the future, it is necessary to cultivate multiple types of entities, make good use of big data from e-commerce platforms
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UN cuts China corn production forecast by 2%
Sina US Stocks News, Beijing time 27th, FT reports: The United Nations Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) is preparing to cut its forecast for China's corn production in the current crop year by 2%, due to severe drought in northern China. The agency had previously expected that China's corn production in 2015-16 would reach
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China's agricultural trade deficit will become the norm
Although China's grain production has achieved 11 consecutive years of growth since 2004, agricultural trade has correspondingly shown a "dual norm" phenomenon of a normalized trade deficit and normalized price inversion. This was learned from the 2015 (Third) China Grain and Food Security Strategy Summit. According to the State
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Increasingly Frequent Extreme Weather May Trigger Food Crises in Developing Countries
According to a November 26 report by CNA, the UN Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) said on the 26th that drought, floods and other extreme weather have become increasingly frequent and severe over the past 30 years, and will raise the threat to food security in developing countries. In its report, the FAO pointed out that from 2003 to 2013, natural
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