（走进中国乡村）“洋食材”变身中国县城新“土特产”

Core Insights - The production of foie gras in Linqu County, Shandong Province, has become a significant local industry, with the county accounting for 70% of China's market share in this product [1][2] - The innovative "company + cooperative + base + farmer" model has enabled small farmers to participate in modern agricultural development, leading to an average annual income increase of over 120,000 RMB for participating farmers [2] Group 1: Industry Overview - Linqu County is home to over 6,000 farmers engaged in the breeding of the Rouen duck, contributing to the region's status as Asia's largest foie gras production base [2] - The county has developed a complete industrial chain from breeding, ecological farming, to deep processing and global sales, producing 5 million Rouen ducks and over 5,000 tons of foie gras annually [2] Group 2: Business Operations - Shandong Chunguang Food Co., Ltd. has been operating at full capacity since January 1, 2026, with orders already scheduled through March of the same year [2] - The company has launched a high-end product line targeting the Hong Kong and Macau markets, with the first batch of 1.5 tons of foie gras products recently shipped from Yantai Port [2] Group 3: Product Development - Linqu's foie gras brand enterprises have developed over 100 products across four major series, including high-end items like red wine blueberry foie gras and cherry foie gras, establishing a comprehensive online and offline sales network [2]