Core Viewpoint - The development of cold chain logistics for agricultural products is essential for connecting production areas with markets, ensuring product quality, and increasing farmers' income. A robust cold chain logistics system is crucial for achieving traceability from farm to table and meeting consumer demand for high-quality fresh produce [1]. Group 1: Financial Support and Innovation - The Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Affairs plans to promote financial policy innovation to support the renovation of outdated cold chain logistics facilities and enhance technical upgrades through loan policies [1]. - Financial institutions are optimizing credit structures and innovating financial products to provide strong financial support for cold chain logistics construction, addressing challenges such as high investment and slow returns [1]. Group 2: Project Development and Implementation - In Yunnan, a project with an investment of 397 million yuan aims to build a modern cold chain storage and trading center, enhancing the functionality and structure of traditional agricultural product storage and trading [2]. - The Agricultural Development Bank in Wenshan has provided 66.1 million yuan in loans to ensure the project's progress aligns with funding needs, while also assisting in market expansion for agricultural products [2]. Group 3: Addressing Local Needs - In Hunan, a loan of 255 million yuan has been approved for a modern cold chain logistics infrastructure project, marking the start of significant improvements in local cold chain logistics capabilities [3]. - The project aims to address the shortcomings in cold chain logistics, facilitating better integration of agricultural production and sales, thus contributing to rural revitalization and high-quality economic development [3]. Group 4: Continuous Financial Empowerment - The construction of cold chain logistics is vital for enhancing the resilience and value of the agricultural supply chain, especially in regions with unique agricultural products [4]. - Financial institutions are encouraged to deepen their involvement in cold chain logistics, exploring sustainable business models to support high-quality development in this sector [5].