China's grain industry targets annual industrial output over 4.5 trillion yuan during 15th Five-Year Plan period
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According to a press conference held by the State Council Information Office on September 21, a senior official from China's National Food and Strategic Reserves Administration announced that during the '15th Five-Year Plan' period (2026-2030), China's grain industry is expected to achieve an annual industrial output value of over 4.5 trillion yuan. The official stated that China will deepen the implementation of the 'High-Quality Grain Project' to improve the quality and efficiency of the grain industry. This initiative aims to meet the evolving needs of the population, shifting from simply 'having enough to eat' to 'eating well' and 'eating nutritiously and healthily.' The forecast reflects the government's strategic focus on upgrading the grain sector to ensure national food security and enhance consumer welfare.
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September 21 — The State Council Information Office held a press conference today as part of the "15th Five-Year Plan: A Strong Start" series, focusing on the management and safeguarding of the nation's grain reserves and national food security.
According to a senior official from the National Food and Strategic Reserves Administration, during the 15th Five-Year Plan period (2026–2030), China will intensify the implementation of the high-quality grain project to continuously improve the quality and efficiency of the grain industry. The sector is expected to achieve an annual industrial output value of over 4.5 trillion yuan, better meeting the public's evolving needs — shifting from simply "having enough to eat" to "eating well" and "eating nutritiously and healthily."
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财联社Eastern
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