日韩午夜精品视频,欧美私密网站,国产一区二区三区四区,国产主播一区二区三区四区

Home
Letters to Editor
Domestic
World
Business & Trade
Culture & Science
Travel
Society
Government
Opinions
Policy Making in Depth
People
Investment
Life
Books/Reviews
News of This Week
Learning Chinese
Major Agricultural Base Adapts to Post-WTO Competition

Shandong Province, a major agricultural production base in east China, has taken measures to gear its agricultural production to the tough competition that came on the heals of the country's accession to the World Trade Organization.

Analysts have pointed out that the impact brought by WTO is mainly on wheat, corn, cotton, soybeans and some types of fruit, while some categories such as aquatic products, vegetables, meat, peanuts and processed food have proven competitive in the international market and will therefore face more opportunities and less challenge.

In line with the universal quest for healthy food and "green" products, Shandong will step up efforts to build a standardization and monitoring system to ensure quality and safety of its farm products, said Vice-Governor Lin Shuxiang.

Currently, the province is taking measures to guarantee the supply of "green" farm produce, and a special committee has been set up to certify pollution-free agricultural products.

Many Shandong farmers have devoted themselves to producing chemical-free fruit and vegetables. A mobile phone-sized detector has become popular among the farmers, which enables them to determine if any vegetables or fruit have traces of pesticide or fertilizer at any given time.

As China's major province for the production of vegetables, Shandong's vegetable exports account for 22 percent of the country's total.

Officials in charge of agriculture here estimated that Shandong exported 4.45 billion U.S. dollars of agricultural and sideline products during 2001, rising 26 percent over the previous year.

They expect the figure to climb to 5.1 billion U.S. dollars this year through expansion of exports to more countries and regions in the world.

( January 7, 2002)

Food Output Soars, Problems Exist
West China Develops Local Agricultural Specialties
Farmers Reap Windfall on the Internet
Fujian to Abolish Agricultural Population System
Non-Communist Parties Consulted on Agricultural Issues
Grain Prices Get Check-up
Targets Set for Rural Work in 2002
China Invents New Weed Killers
Rural Enterprises Expect Strong Export Growth
Copyright ? China Internet Information Center. All Rights Reserved
E-mail: webmaster@china.org.cn Tel: 86-10-68996214/15/16
主站蜘蛛池模板: 德化县| 龙山县| 平遥县| 保定市| 太和县| 乌兰浩特市| 岳普湖县| 浏阳市| 安丘市| 白沙| 修水县| 芦溪县| 斗六市| 固安县| 郁南县| 乡城县| 修武县| 云龙县| 噶尔县| 泉州市| 建德市| 苍南县| 青龙| 岗巴县| 长岛县| 尖扎县| 兴仁县| 岳西县| 文山县| 德江县| 土默特右旗| 佛坪县| 北宁市| 松阳县| 淄博市| 潜江市| 荥阳市| 宁陵县| 荆门市| 乌拉特前旗| 荣昌县|