China -ASEAN Food Safety Cooperation Exchange Conference was held

On September 15, the China -ASEAN Food Safety Cooperation Exchange Conference organized by the Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Affairs was held in Nanning.

Representatives from the agricultural departments, scientific research institutions, grain companies, and industry associations from China and ASEAN countries focus on the development of food production, processing, warehousing, and logistics. From all aspects of technology, industrial cooperation, mechanism coordination, and other aspects, we will make suggestions to further strengthen cooperation in regions and make positive contributions to promoting the sustainable development of agriculture in the region and food security cooperation.

According to reports, China and ASEAN agricultural development cooperates rapidly and has obvious results. At present, ASEAN has become the largest export market and the second largest import source of China's agricultural products. Facing the global challenge of food security governance, China and ASEAN countries also have a good foundation for cooperation. Influence.

"Guangxi and ASEAN countries are similar to the geography. They have always paid attention to strengthening exchanges and cooperation with all ASEAN countries in the food field, and have taken a road of win -win cooperation in the grain industry." The relevant person in charge of the Agricultural and Rural Affairs Department of the Autonomous Region put forward the vision of five -point cooperation: further expand Investment in grain industry, strengthening grain selection and cooperation, strengthening agricultural diseases and insect pest control areas, strengthening the cooperation of talent colleges and universities in the grain industry, and unblocking China -ASEAN grain and trade channels, saying that Guangxi will create a closer regional grain industry development pattern and common. The guidance of building food safety defense lines is to cooperate closely with ASEAN countries to jointly create a new situation of mutually beneficial and coordinated grain industry cooperation.

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