Investigation and analysis report on China's flax market and industry

Published 2021년 4월 7일

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The article provides an overview of the current state and future development of China's flax industry. It highlights a decrease in planting area, increased yield, and consumption, significant import growth, and the industry's potential to support income growth in poverty-stricken areas. Challenges include small-scale and decentralized farming, reliance on imported raw materials for processing, a limited added value processing chain, underdeveloped brand building, lack of market supervision, and disordered competition. Suggestions are given to address these challenges through leading enterprise involvement, preferential support policies, innovative cooperative business models, and strengthening brand building protection and technology support. The article emphasizes the need for industrial upgrading and product development to tap the industry's full potential.

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Original content

Flax is a cold-tolerant, drought-tolerant and barren-tolerant oil crop. The alpha-linolenic acid rich in flax oil is a healthy oil. The flax industry plays a certain role in driving income growth in poverty-stricken areas and promoting farmers’ poverty alleviation. In order to fully understand China The current situation, development prospects, and problems of flax production and demand put forward measures and suggestions for the development of flax industry. The New Technology Development Center of Zhangjiakou Academy of Agricultural Sciences has comprehensively analyzed the development of China's flax market and industry through information retrieval, field investigations, and corporate discussions. Against the background of shrinking flax planting area, flax production, consumption demand, and import scale are showing an increasing trend, deep processing potential is great, flax market prospects are broad. Flax is mainly distributed in arid and semi-arid areas, helping poor ...

Source: Foodmate