Core Insights - The article emphasizes the proactive measures taken by Tianjin's work agencies to implement East-West cooperation and support initiatives, showcasing their commitment to innovation and improvement in collaborative support efforts [1] Group 1: Industry Support and Development - The focus on industrial assistance is highlighted as a crucial element for enhancing the endogenous development capacity of supported regions, with specific projects aimed at agricultural and rural development [2] - A total of 43 major industry cultivation projects, including apple and traditional Chinese medicine, are being implemented to support local economies [2] - The introduction of high-value industries such as deep processing of agricultural products and the establishment of industry clusters is prioritized, with specific projects like the 3 billion yuan photovoltaic project in Dingqing County [2] Group 2: Innovative Collaboration and Investment - The article discusses innovative approaches to collaboration, including attracting investments from various enterprises and establishing strategic partnerships, resulting in 25 signed projects with an expected total investment of 1.741 billion yuan [3] - The establishment of a long-term procurement mechanism between Tianjin Huaren Wanjia and Kunlun Tianhe Agricultural Technology is noted as a significant development in enhancing supply chain efficiency [3] Group 3: Employment and Economic Integration - Employment initiatives are being implemented, with a focus on training and job placement, resulting in 46,900 rural laborers from Gansu being assisted in finding employment [4] - The promotion of local products through consumption assistance programs has led to a total of 2 billion yuan in sales, demonstrating the effectiveness of these initiatives [4] Group 4: Educational and Cultural Integration - The integration of educational resources and cultural initiatives is emphasized, with projects aimed at enhancing awareness of national unity and cultural heritage [5] - The establishment of educational programs in Tibet, such as the "Red History Resource Course," aims to strengthen cultural ties and promote mutual understanding [5] Group 5: Team Building and Governance - The article highlights the importance of team building and governance in enhancing the effectiveness of support work, with a focus on political integrity and adherence to regulations [6] - Training programs and health lectures for staff are being conducted to improve overall competency and well-being, ensuring high-quality support operations [6]

Report Title - The report is titled "Guofu Palm Oil Research Weekly: Supply Increase and Demand Decrease in Origin, Palm Oil Prices Oscillate and Decline" [1] Core View - The palm oil market is characterized by an increase in supply and a decrease in demand in the origin, leading to an oscillating and declining price trend [1] Section Summaries 1.行情回顾 (Market Review) - This section likely covers the performance of BMD Malaysian palm oil and DCE palm oil, but specific details are not provided in the given content 2.产区天气 (Weather in Producing Areas) - It focuses on the weather conditions in palm oil - producing areas, yet no specific information is available 3.国际供需 (International Supply and Demand) 3.1 GAPKI 5 - month report - No content related to this report is provided 3.2 Indian SEA 6 - month report - No content related to this report is provided 3.3 Malaysian palm oil July forecast - **Export data**: According to AmSpec on July 25, 2025, Malaysian palm oil exports were 896,484 tons, a 15.22% month - on - month decrease and a 23.59% year - on - year decrease. Exports of different types of palm oil also declined. For example, 24 - degree palm oil exports decreased by 30.02% month - on - month and 55.52% year - on - year [25]. According to SGS on July 20, 2025, Malaysian palm oil exports were 486,404 tons, a 35.99% month - on - month decrease and a 50.29% year - on - year decrease [26] - **Production data**: According to SPPOMA on July 20, 2025, the production increased by 16.19% compared to July 15, 2025. FFB yield increased by 7.03%. According to MPOA on July 20, 2025, Malaysian palm oil production increased by 11.24% compared to the previous month [27][28] 3.4 Other important information - No additional significant information is provided 4.国内供需 (Domestic Supply and Demand) 4.1 Import profit - No content related to import profit is provided 4.2 Palm oil transactions - No content related to palm oil transactions is provided 4.3 Palm oil inventory - No content related to palm oil inventory is provided 5.国内外油脂期现价格、价差情况 (Domestic and International Futures and Spot Prices and Price Differences of Oils and Fats) 5.1 Basis, monthly spread, and variety spread - No content related to basis, monthly spread, and variety spread is provided 5.2 Palm oil warehouse receipts and futures positions - No content related to palm oil warehouse receipts and futures positions is provided 5.3 FOB quotes - No content related to FOB quotes is provided

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Core Viewpoint - The article emphasizes the importance of industrial revitalization as a key component of rural revitalization in Sichuan Province, highlighting the unique paths taken by various ethnic villages to integrate primary, secondary, and tertiary industries [6][7]. Group 1: Infrastructure Development - Infrastructure is identified as a critical foundation for industrial development, with examples of villages overcoming transportation challenges through community efforts to build roads and irrigation systems [8][11][12]. - In Xiaoguxi Village, a 3-kilometer cement road was constructed through the collaboration of local residents, leading to increased tea cultivation and diversified agricultural activities [11]. - In Yantang Village, government support has led to the construction of irrigation facilities, significantly improving agricultural productivity, particularly in orange farming [12]. Group 2: Agricultural Innovation - Villages are leveraging local resources to develop unique agricultural products, such as the bamboo shoots in Xianfeng Miao Township, which have become a significant market commodity [14][18]. - The transformation from coal mining to bamboo cultivation in Xianfeng Miao Township has resulted in a substantial increase in bamboo shoot production, reaching 8,300 tons last year [17][18]. - The establishment of processing facilities and the promotion of organic farming practices have enhanced the value of agricultural products, as seen in the tea industry in Mabi County [19][20]. Group 3: Tourism and Service Enhancement - The rise of rural tourism is noted, with villages developing unique cultural and ecological tourism experiences to attract visitors and avoid market saturation [20][21]. - Efforts to improve service quality in rural hospitality, such as training programs for local entrepreneurs, have led to increased profitability and customer satisfaction in agritourism [22][23]. - The integration of local culture and modern service standards is crucial for sustaining tourism growth and enhancing visitor experiences [21][24]. Group 4: Government Support and Investment - The Sichuan government has invested 1.5 billion yuan to support the development of 235 ethnic villages, resulting in significant income growth for local communities [24]. - The focus on tailored industrial development strategies has enabled various ethnic groups to achieve economic progress and move towards common prosperity [24].

Core Viewpoint - The article emphasizes Henan's commitment to rural revitalization as a national priority, focusing on industrial strength, cultural heritage, and effective governance to achieve high-quality development during the "14th Five-Year Plan" period [1][2]. Group 1: Industrial Strength - Henan prioritizes food security with a significant agricultural output, including 85 million acres of wheat, 57 million acres of corn, and 20 million acres of peanuts, translating to a total production of over 1.3 billion pounds [1]. - The province has established 87.59 million acres of high-standard farmland and 20 billion pounds of storage capacity, supported by full mechanization and digital agriculture [1]. - The transformation of primary agricultural products into consumer goods enhances farmers' income through value-added stories, such as the development of local brands in various agricultural sectors [1]. Group 2: Cultural Heritage - Cultural revitalization is aimed at preserving local traditions and enhancing community identity, with 217 traditional villages in Gya County being protected through a "Five Ones" mechanism, avoiding large-scale demolition [2]. - The tourism revenue from Li Duku Village reached 8 million yuan, while Lin Fengzhai generated a total income of 10 million yuan, showcasing the economic benefits of cultural preservation [2]. Group 3: Effective Governance - The governance model in Henan focuses on converting institutional advantages into tangible benefits for the community, exemplified by the "353" initiative in Ye County, which utilizes big data for social assistance [2]. - The "Four Discussions and Two Publications" approach has achieved a 90% participation rate in all administrative villages, enhancing community engagement in governance [2]. - Future plans include a three-year action plan for prosperous industries aimed at strengthening collective economic capabilities and ensuring sustainable income for farmers [2].

Core Viewpoint - Jilin Province is focusing on modern agricultural development to ensure national food security, emphasizing the integration of technology, green practices, and quality branding in agriculture [1][3]. Group 1: Agricultural Innovations - The "Lishu Model" in Siping City is enhancing soil health and efficiency through advanced farming equipment, achieving a 100% coverage of suitable areas and increasing organic matter content by nearly 13% over ten years [3]. - Jilin's main crop mechanization rate is at 94.6%, with a seed coverage rate of 100%, leading to a projected grain output of 853.2 billion jin in 2024, marking a historical high [3]. Group 2: Market Expansion and Branding - The transition from selling corn by weight to selling fresh corn on the cob has significantly increased revenue, with fresh corn fetching prices between 5 to 11 yuan per ear, boosting farmers' income by 3,000 to 5,000 yuan per hectare [5]. - Jilin is actively developing agricultural brands, with products like Changbai Mountain ginseng generating over 800 billion yuan in total industry value and Jilin rice achieving a price premium of over 30% through branding efforts [5]. Group 3: Rural Development and Tourism - The development of rural tourism in villages like Ma'anshan has transformed local economies, with over 600,000 annual visitors and individual incomes rising significantly through initiatives like homestays [6][7]. - The integration of agriculture and tourism is evident in villages like Guangdong, where collective economic income has exceeded one million yuan, growing over tenfold since 2015, and per capita income has nearly quadrupled [7].

Core Viewpoint - The implementation of the "Implementation Plan for Promoting Agricultural Product Consumption" aims to effectively expand agricultural product consumption and optimize supply, innovate circulation, and activate the market to release diverse and quality consumption potential [1][2]. Group 1: Enhancing Agricultural Product Quality - The plan prioritizes optimizing the supply of green and high-quality products to meet multi-level consumer demands, including enhancing the "Three Products and One Standard" (green, organic, high-quality, and geographical indication products) [2][3]. - The initiative emphasizes improving production and raw material base construction for "Three Products and One Standard," promoting variety improvement, quality enhancement, brand building, and standardized production [2][3]. - The plan aims to create a virtuous cycle in agricultural product consumption by fully releasing the market potential of high-quality agricultural products, benefiting farmers' income and driving further consumption [3]. Group 2: Development of New Food Ingredients - The plan encourages the development of new processing products, supporting food companies in collaboration with research institutions to innovate new food ingredients such as artificial starch, microbial protein, functional sugars, and probiotics [4]. - It focuses on creating diverse and nutritious food products to meet specific consumer needs, enhancing the added value of agricultural products through deep processing [4]. - The plan highlights the importance of ensuring quality and safety in new food products to meet consumer preferences for fresh and short-shelf-life foods [4]. Group 3: E-commerce and Digital Transformation - The plan aims to leverage e-commerce platforms to enhance online consumption quality and efficiency, including exploring online sales potential and improving live-streaming e-commerce [6][7]. - E-commerce platforms are recognized for their significant role in facilitating agricultural product sales, transforming local specialties into popular products through digital technology [6][7]. - The plan addresses the need for e-commerce platforms to evolve from passive to proactive engagement with agricultural products, ensuring higher quality and sustainable consumption [7][8]. Group 4: Support for Rural E-commerce and Livestreaming - The plan suggests guiding e-commerce platforms to cultivate a group of local farmers as livestream hosts, enhancing the connection between rural producers and consumers [9][10]. - It emphasizes the need for a more precise service system tailored to agricultural characteristics, addressing current challenges in logistics and sales timing [8][9]. - The plan encourages e-commerce platforms to shift from a traffic-oriented approach to a value-oriented one, fostering sustainable rural e-commerce ecosystems [9][10].

Core Viewpoint - The joint implementation plan by multiple government departments aims to enhance agricultural product consumption by optimizing the supply of green and high-quality products to meet diverse consumer demands [1] Group 1: Product Quality and Standards - The plan emphasizes the need to advance quality evaluation and grading of agricultural products, aligning with consumer demand and revising quality standards [1] - It highlights the importance of strengthening the organic connection between quality grading and circulation processes [1] Group 2: Innovation and Research - Support for food enterprises to collaborate with research institutions is encouraged to promote the development of new food ingredients such as artificial starch, microbial protein, functional sugars, and probiotics [1] - The initiative aims to develop delicious and diverse snack foods and nutritious beverages based on consumer needs [1] Group 3: Technology and Processing - Key common technology research will focus on controlled atmosphere preservation, precision preservation, and quality control [1] - The plan encourages the development of convenient, nutritious, and ready-to-eat products [1] Group 4: Regional and Cultural Development - The strategy aims to leverage the advantages of local agricultural resources to enhance the cultivation of suitable raw material varieties and optimize their quality and processing performance [1] - It promotes the development of traditional handmade, brewing, and health-preserving food processing projects to create regionally distinctive products that reflect local culture [1]

Core Viewpoint - The article provides a comprehensive guide on how to deduct input VAT for agricultural products, addressing common questions from taxpayers regarding the calculation and eligibility of input tax deductions [2][3]. Group 1: Input VAT Calculation for Agricultural Products - When general taxpayers purchase agricultural products with a 9% VAT invoice, the input VAT can be calculated as 10% if used for producing or processing goods with a 13% tax rate, otherwise, it is 9% [4]. - For purchases from small-scale taxpayers with a 3% VAT invoice, the input VAT is calculated based on the invoice amount and a 9% deduction rate, with an additional 1% deduction if used for producing goods with a 13% tax rate [5]. Group 2: Eligibility of Input VAT Deductions - Input VAT paid on imported goods can be deducted if the taxpayer has paid the import VAT, regardless of whether the payment for the goods has been made [6]. - Ordinary invoices obtained from wholesale or retail purchases of exempt agricultural products cannot be used for input VAT deductions [7]. - Input VAT from small-scale taxpayers with a 1% VAT invoice cannot be deducted at a 9% rate; it must be calculated based on the invoice price and a 1% deduction rate [8]. Group 3: Special Cases and Regulations - Taxpayers producing specific products like liquid milk, alcohol, and meat products can participate in a pilot program for input VAT deduction based on the purchase of eligible agricultural products [9]. - If agricultural products are used for both 13% taxable goods and other services, separate accounting is required for input VAT deductions [10]. - Input VAT cannot be deducted for goods used in simplified tax methods, exempt projects, or personal consumption [9]. - Non-normal losses of agricultural products require the reversal of previously deducted input VAT [9]. - Taxpayers must contact tax authorities to classify as "deep processing enterprises" for agricultural products to utilize an additional 1% deduction [10].

Group 1 - The core viewpoint of the articles highlights the role of Postal Savings Bank in supporting the development of the yellow flower industry in Datong City, Shanxi Province, through innovative financial products and services [1][4]. - The yellow flower industry in Datong has a history of over 600 years and is recognized as "China's Yellow Flower Capital," with an expected production of 136,000 tons in 2024, accounting for approximately one-quarter of the national total [4]. - Postal Savings Bank has provided various financial supports, including a 5 million yuan loan to Sanli Company, which has helped the company expand its operations and maintain a stable supply chain with well-known enterprises [2][4]. Group 2 - The bank has implemented measures such as preferential interest rates, priority loan approvals, and simplified loan processes to enhance efficiency and increase loan disbursement [4]. - The bank actively collaborates with local village committees to help farmers find sales channels for yellow flowers, addressing market challenges and exploring new sales opportunities [4][5]. - By leveraging its resources and information advantages, Postal Savings Bank has connected with downstream buyers, including agricultural markets and e-commerce platforms, to broaden the sales channels for high-quality agricultural products [5].