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China Launches National Inspection on State Grain Reserves

Assessment will cover both strategic state stocks and temporary reserves

November 30, 2020

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China will launch a nationwide inspection of its grain reserves to assess the volume and quality of state stockpiles, the cabinet said in a document on Monday.

Today Online reports the inspection, to run through to October 2019, will cover both strategic state stocks and temporary reserves, and will check grain quality, year produced and value against warehouse documentation.

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