The 7th China Grain Trading Conference Focuses on Grain Circulation

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2025-07-12

　SHENYANG, July 12 (Xinhua) — By reporter Wu Jiangmin: “This year’s conference focuses on grain circulation and serves as an important platform for advancing the high-quality development of the grain industry,” said Liu Huanxin, Director of the National Food and Strategic Reserves Administration, at the Seventh China Grain Trading Conference.

On July 12, visitors toured grain and oil products at the Shenyang International Exhibition Center. Photo by Xinhua News Agency reporter Zhou Hua.

　　On the 12th, the 7th China Grain Trading Conference opened in Shenyang, Liaoning Province, bringing together more than 4,000 enterprises and over 20,000 industry professionals from across the country. The conference focuses on grain circulation, fostering exchanges on products, technologies, and services across the entire grain industry value chain and at every stage. It provides a platform for enterprises to pursue innovative development and explore collaborative opportunities, while contributing to the enhancement of efficiency and quality in grain circulation and supporting the deeper advancement of the national unified market.

　　Liu Huanxin stated that this year’s conference, anchored in the Northeast’s granary, represents a pragmatic step by the grain industry to implement the nation’s regional development strategy. The event features two sub-venues in Panjin and Chaoyang, hosting respectively the Rural Revitalization Industry Expo and the High-Quality Development and Innovation Conference for the Coarse Grain Industry. By leveraging Liaoning’s advantages in location, resources, industries, and markets, the conference aims to create favorable conditions for invigorating grain procurement and sales in the Northeast region.

On July 12, visitors toured grain and oil products at the Shenyang International Exhibition Center. Photo by Xinhua News Agency reporter Zhou Hua.

　　This year’s event features multiple exhibition zones, including a consumer‑assistance area for poverty‑alleviation regions, a premium grain and oil products zone, an agro‑machinery and equipment zone, a gourmet tasting area, a live‑streaming zone, and a promotional‑marketing zone, with a total exhibition space of 100,000 square meters. Concurrently held is the 5th National Exhibition and Sales Fair for High‑Quality, Specialty Grain and Oil Products from Poverty‑Alleviation Areas, providing booths to 340 poverty‑alleviation counties, 674 cooperatives, and enterprises, thereby helping impoverished communities diversify their income streams and bolstering the economic resilience of these regions.

　　Since 2018, the China Grain Trading Conference has been successfully held six times in Heilongjiang, Henan, Fujian, Jilin, Hubei, and other regions, making significant contributions to fostering production–marketing cooperation, invigorating market circulation, and promoting higher‑quality, upgraded consumption. It has also established a robust brand system with a clear ripple effect and broad-reaching impact.

On July 12, foreign business representatives visited the Shenyang International Exhibition Center to learn about grain-processing machinery. Photo by Xinhua News Agency reporter Zhou Hua.

On July 12, visitors toured grain-monitoring equipment at the Shenyang International Exhibition Center. Photo by Xinhua News Agency reporter Zhou Hua.

[Editor-in-charge: Wang Di]

Source: Xinhua Net

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