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Alternative Food SystemsPosted onJuly 23, 2024April 26, 2026

Amid Food Safety Anxiety, How to Safeguard Your Plate?

Editor’s Note You are what you eat; dining well is never a trivial matter. The recent scandal involving edible oil transported in tanker trucks has once again reignited anxiety over food safety, while tracing the origins of what we consume remains fraught with difficulty. Along the lengthy chain from field…

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Fertilizers and PesticidesPosted onJuly 18, 2024April 26, 2026

Toxic Threats on the Plate: Beyond Cooking Oil, What Other Hidden Dangers Lurk in Food Safety?

Recently, the chaotic practice of using tankers intended for coal-derived oil to also transport edible oils has sparked public outrage, once again bringing food safety and public health to the forefront of national concern. In truth, hidden risks in our food supply have always been present. In March this year,…

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Lianhe ProgrammePosted onJuly 17, 2024April 26, 2026

These 18 Selected Works Reveal Why Food Matters More Than Anything

Recently, the chaotic practices surrounding the tanker transport of edible oil have once again sparked public concern over food safety. From production to processing, and from transport to sale, every stage impacts food safety. The workers, managers, regulators, researchers, and financial interests behind each link in the chain collectively determine…

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Agri-food BusinessPosted onJuly 15, 2024April 26, 2026

Hottest Summer, Coldest Lychee Season: How Growers Face a Super Off-Year?

I. Catastrophic Harvest Collapse: Lychees Face a ‘Super Lean Year’ Conghua District in Guangzhou is one of Guangdong’s main lychee-growing regions. July is normally the peak of the local harvest, yet familiar sights are disappearing. Branches that once bowed under heavy fruiting are now just lush with green leaves; you…

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Agri-food LaborPosted onJuly 10, 2024April 26, 2026

As the Climate Changes, How Are German Scientists and Farmers Finding a Path Forward?

“These oats were sown in mid-October last year, and we found the ‘Eagle’ variety gave the best performance. If we opt for closer planting, the yield per hectare will be higher.” “Have you ever tried wider spacing?” On 12 June, at Gut Wilmersdorf, an organic farm an hour’s drive from…

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Agri-food BusinessPosted onJuly 8, 2024April 26, 2026

Turning People into Machines: Is Bianlifeng Really Smart?

I. “You Have Been Penalised and Demoted to Clerk” “You have been penalised and demoted to a clerk.” A few months ago, Ms L, a store manager at a Bianlifeng branch in Beijing, suddenly received a message to this effect on her handheld terminal. As part of her daily routine,…

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AgroecologyPosted onJuly 7, 2024April 26, 2026

Three Full Months of Rain: A Stark Lesson in Living at the Mercy of the Weather

Foodthink Notes This year’s rainfall across southern China has been deeply concerning. Beyond the news reports of widespread damage, we have also begun receiving troubling updates from our farming partners regarding diminished yields. Kouzi, a long-standing friend of Foodthink based in Fujian, has seen his onion and wheat crops nearly…

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Agri-food BusinessPosted onJuly 5, 2024April 26, 2026

Can Cooperation Create a Better Future? | International Cooperative Day

6 July marks International Cooperative Day, with this year’s theme being “Cooperatives are building a better future for all.” Cooperatives form a global social movement. Since the founding of the Rochdale Society of Equitable Pioneers in 1844, the movement has spanned 180 years, taking root and flourishing across the globe.…

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AgroecologyPosted onJuly 4, 2024April 26, 2026

20 Years in Rural Development: Observing the Transformation of China’s Countryside | Food Talk Vol. 36

This episode of Food Talk features Huang Guoliang, an experienced rural development practitioner. As is common among his peers, we usually refer to him simply as ‘Lao Liu’. Lao Liu has been working in rural communities for nearly two decades, having first embarked on this path in 2005. He shared…

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AgroecologyPosted onJuly 2, 2024April 26, 2026

Back to the Land: Crafting a Life of Independence | One Pot Shitai’s Little Dining Table

Editor’s Note In Chengdu’s Yulin community, a surprise vegetable parcel from farming friend Hu Xuemei brought a little shock—and an unexpected shift—to Xia Lili, the cook at the Little Dining Table. This is the fourth piece in the “One Pot Shitai’s Little Dining Table” series. It will explore Xia Lili’s…

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