However, this wheat import surge could challenge China's goal of achieving food security. Furthermore, it stresses the need for a nuanced approach to ensure sustainable agricultural development, considering food safety, land use, and environmental protection. Domestic Policies and Agricultural ChallengesData shows that China has firmly committed to improving its agricultural sector by investing in infrastructure, promoting innovation, and securing strategic grains. Over the years, the government has significantly increased agricultural productivity and reduced food insecurity, especially in rural areas. The country has experienced more frequent extreme weather events, such as droughts and floods, which have disrupted agricultural production and led to supply shortages.

Source: The North Africa Journal February 03, 2024 18:45 UTC