中新网昆明12月18日电 (黄兴鸿)18日，一场聚焦云南特色消费品促销与产业升级的选品对接会在昆明启 动。活动汇聚食品工业企业、电商平台、网络达人等多方力量，旨在通过"线上+线下"融合模式，拓 宽"云品"销售渠道，提升"云南制造"的市场竞争力。 "我们的佤味鸡脚、杂烩等系列食品于2020年推出，以线上交易为主，当年销售额仅2万元，而今年截至 目前销售额已超2亿元，产品销往全国及缅甸、老挝。"来自云南省普洱市西盟佤族自治县的参展商杨加 一介绍，政府对"云品出滇"支持力度很大，计划明年在昆明开实体店，并不断拓展海外市场。 近年来，云南鼓励"云品出滇"，云南省商务厅持续赋能农产品对外贸易，2025年从基地备案、国际认 证、境外品牌推广、国际市场开拓、批次检验、贸易融资贴息、流动资金贷款等9个方面给予政策支 持。今年前11个月，农产品出口达181.3亿元，同比增长4.5%，出口额居中西部第一位，产品销往132个 国家和地区。其中鲜切花、咖啡、烟草、葡萄出口额居全国第一；近年来，蓝莓、鲜樱桃、鲜切花等增 速较快。 未来一年，云南将陆续开展企业转型培训、电商人才实训等活动；计划推动50家规上企业完成数字化转 型升级，并培 ...

第33届中国食品博览会当天在武汉开幕，由中国工业报社、中工智库共同编撰的上述报告在会上发布。 报告指出，近5年，中国特色食品产业集群崛起，如河南漯河、湖北潜江等地，依托龙头企业引领与全 链协同，推动地方特色食品成为区域经济新引擎。 中国食品进出口贸易成功转型，从"全球农场"的原料输出转向"世界餐桌"的品牌成品出海，2024年食品 出口额达5633亿元，同比增长4.7%。此外，深加工产品与自主品牌竞争力日益增强。 中新社武汉12月12日电 (记者 武一力)12日在武汉发布的《2025中国食品工业高质量发展报告——食品 工业"十四五"回顾与"十五五"展望》显示，2021年至2025年9月，中国规模以上食品工业企业(不含烟草 制品业)累计实现营业收入43.7万亿元(人民币，下同)，利润总额3.03万亿元。 食品安全方面，2024年国家食品安全评价性抽检合格率达到99.2%，全链条监管体系不断完善。 此外，新质生产力对中国食品行业赋能明显。截至2024年底，食品行业国家级绿色工厂数量已超过300 家。食品机械国产化替代率稳步提升，智能包装领域以一体化构建溯源、防伪与消费互动体系。 报告称，AI将进一步全面赋能中国食品 ...

Economic Performance - Shandong Province achieved a GDP of 98,565.8 billion yuan in 2024, growing by 5.7% year-on-year, maintaining its position as the third-largest economy in China[2] - In the first three quarters of 2025, the GDP reached 77,115.0 billion yuan, with a year-on-year growth of 5.6%, surpassing the national average by 0.4 percentage points[2] - The province's industrial investment helped mitigate the negative impact of declining real estate investment, contributing to overall investment growth[2] Fiscal Strength - In 2024, Shandong's general public budget revenue was 7,711.74 billion yuan, a 3.3% increase from the previous year, ranking fifth nationally[4] - The tax ratio was 65.35%, down 4.7 percentage points from the previous year, placing it 13th among provinces[4] - Government fund budget revenue fell to 4,832.12 billion yuan in 2024, a decrease of 1.9% due to declining land transaction prices[4] Debt Situation - By the end of 2024, Shandong's government debt reached 28,428.81 billion yuan, an 18.9% increase from 2023, ranking second nationally[7] - The debt-to-budget revenue ratio was 4.46 times, indicating a moderate level of risk compared to other provinces[7] - The debt growth was concentrated in larger cities, with Qingdao and Jinan having the highest debt levels at 4,382.57 billion yuan and 3,770.56 billion yuan, respectively[8] City-Level Analysis - Qingdao, Jinan, and Yantai led the provincial economy with GDPs of 16,719.46 billion yuan, 13,527.60 billion yuan, and 10,782.83 billion yuan, respectively, accounting for 41.6% of the province's total GDP[3] - Most cities experienced a slowdown in economic growth, with the average growth rate around 5% to 7%[3] - In 2024, the general public budget revenue for Qingdao and Jinan was 1,339.26 billion yuan and 1,083.05 billion yuan, respectively, showing a clear leading advantage[5]

为破解文商旅项目"投入多、回报慢、运营难"的普遍困境，项目创新采用"EPC+O"（工程总承包+运营 管理）一体化建设模式，在规划阶段即导入运营思维，实现建设与运营高效衔接，仅用五个月便达成启 动运营目标。作为改造与运营方，广东省广轻控股集团与首批10多家入驻企业签订意向协议，涵盖区域 投资、食品生产、精品酒店、零售餐饮等领域。 融合产商文旅场景，撬动消费新活力 "庵埠糖果小镇，终于有了可玩、可吃、可购的好去处！""糖果小镇·糖潮引力场"运营期间，以文旅聚 人气、以场景促消费，市民们在互动体验中切身感受产业与文旅融合的"潮食"魅力。 12月1日，位于"中国第一食品名镇"潮州市潮安区庵埠镇的"糖果小镇·糖潮引力场"正式启动运营，现场 潮安区与10多家涵盖食品、酒店、零售、餐饮等领域的企业进行入驻签约。作为潮州首个开放式情景街 区，该项目由原潮州市造纸厂改造而成，是省属国企与地方携手落实"百县千镇万村高质量发展工程"的 鲜活案例。 通过活化工业遗址，"糖果小镇·糖潮引力场"以糖果特色产业为依托，打造集产业展示、特色消费与文 旅融合于一体的创新平台，为潮安糖果产业升级注入新动力，激发区域商贸文旅活力。项目全面建成 后 ...

为全面贯彻省、市关于安全生产重点工作部署要求，推动督促企业严格落实安全生产主体责任，进一步 提升重大事故隐患排查整治质效。近日，扬州市应急管理部门公布4起工贸行业涉及安全生产重大事故 隐患典型案例，提醒各企业深刻汲取教训，以案为鉴、举一反三，切实落实安全生产主体责任，深入排 查整治重大事故隐患，坚决筑牢安全生产防线。 案例三 案例一 2025年6月6日，邗江区应急管理局执法人员对扬州市邗江某五金厂开展计划内执法检查，发现生产车间 中频炉冷却水系统未设置出水温度、进出水流量差监测报警装置。依据《工贸企业重大事故隐患判定标 准》(中华人民共和国应急管理部令第10号)相关规定，该情形已构成安全生产重大事故隐患。该公司违 反了《中华人民共和国安全生产法》第三十六条第一款的规定，依据《中华人民共和国安全生产法》第 九十九条第二项的规定，结合《江苏省安全生产行政处罚裁量权基准》，对该公司作出罚款人民币6000 元的行政处罚。 案例二 2025年8月14日，广陵区应急管理局执法人员对某食品工业有限公司开展执法检查，检查发现：8月8 日、9日、12日，该公司员工杨某某进行了制冷机房内制冷机独立开机作业，其特种作业操作证(制冷 ...

Core Points - The article discusses the recent decision by the Trump administration to exempt over 200 types of imported food from tariffs, including coffee, beef, and bananas, in response to rising consumer prices and political pressure [3][5][14] - The price of essential food items has significantly increased over the past year, with coffee prices rising nearly 20%, beef by 13%, and bananas by almost 7% [1][5] - The tariff exemption is seen as a strategic shift in policy aimed at alleviating inflationary pressures on consumers while balancing domestic agricultural interests [12][15] Summary by Sections Price Increases - Coffee prices have surged by 18.9% year-on-year, while beef prices have increased by nearly 17% [5][7] - The U.S. heavily relies on imports for coffee, with 99% of coffee beans being imported, leading to significant price hikes after tariffs were imposed on Brazilian coffee [5][13] Policy Changes - On November 14, 2025, Trump signed an executive order to exempt tariffs on over 200 imported food items, which took effect immediately [3][5] - The exemption is part of a broader strategy to address consumer price concerns following electoral losses for the Republican Party in various states [8][14] Industry Reactions - The FMI Food Industry Association expressed relief over the tariff exemptions, stating it would make coffee more affordable for consumers [10] - However, some industry representatives voiced dissatisfaction that their products were not included in the exemption list [10][12] Economic Implications - The tariff exemption is a response to rising living costs and aims to stabilize consumer prices while navigating the complexities of domestic agricultural competition [12][15] - The U.S. agricultural trade deficit is expected to reach $39.4 billion this year, with tropical products, including coffee, making up a significant portion of imports [12][15] Future Considerations - The article suggests that while tariff reductions may alleviate some price pressures, the overall impact on consumer prices will depend on various factors, including domestic supply and international market conditions [13][15] - The administration's approach reflects a balancing act between protecting domestic industries and addressing consumer needs amid rising inflation [12][14]

Core Viewpoint - The trend of deindustrialization in France is accelerating, with the number of factories closing or at risk of closure exceeding the number of new factories for the second consecutive year [1] Summary by Category Factory Closures and New Openings - From January to mid-November this year, France saw the establishment of 80 new industrial parks and 57 existing factory expansion projects. However, 108 factories have closed or are at risk of closure, with nearly two-thirds entering liquidation or announcing permanent shutdowns [1] Economic Pressures - Continuous weak demand, rising production costs, and increasing international competition are putting greater pressure on companies with weak operational foundations. The number of corporate bankruptcies in France rose by 10% year-on-year in the third quarter [1] Industry Impact - Almost all industrial sectors are affected, with the food industry being the hardest hit, facing 16 factory closures or risks. Other severely impacted sectors include automotive, building materials, metallurgy, and textiles. The textile industry has a high import dependency of 97%, contributing only about 2.7% to France's GDP [1]

Core Insights - Chile's export companies exceeded 8,000 for the first time, reaching a record high in the first ten months of 2025 [1] - Total trade volume for Chile reached $163.68 billion, marking an 8.3% increase compared to the same period in 2024 [1] - Export value reached $86.39 billion, a 5.6% increase year-on-year, achieving the highest level recorded for the same period [1] Industry Breakdown - The manufacturing sector led with 4,925 exporting companies, followed by agriculture (1,712), services (1,055), wine (374), fisheries and aquaculture (338), forestry (303), and mining (245) [1] - Among the exporting companies, 3,262 were small and medium-sized enterprises, 504 were micro-enterprises, and 3,026 were large enterprises [1] Export Performance - Mining exports totaled $49.90 billion, with a year-on-year growth of 7.3%, driven by strong copper concentrate exports amounting to $28.78 billion, which increased by 15.1% [1] - The fruit sector, including products like hazelnuts, walnuts, avocados, and lemons, saw exports of $7.08 billion, a 4.2% increase compared to the first ten months of 2024 [1] - The food industry exported $11.36 billion, with key products including salmon, squid, bamboo fish, frozen blueberries, and dried plums [1]

Core Insights - The food industry is accelerating its transition towards digitalization and smart technology, but has faced challenges due to a lack of unified technical guidelines, leading to issues such as inconsistent standards and poor system compatibility [1][4] - The release of the national standard GB/T 46511-2025 for "General Technical Requirements for Food Digital Factories" fills a significant gap in the industry, providing authoritative and unified technical guidance for the construction of digital factories in the food sector [4] - The standard aims to enhance production efficiency, food safety, and supply chain resilience, addressing previous issues of interoperability and data silos in digitalization efforts [4] Industry Developments - The standard outlines key technical requirements across various layers, including infrastructure, data, platform, application, and management, offering a comprehensive technical specification from planning to operation [4] - It emphasizes the importance of "data-driven" intelligent production, specifying essential technical elements such as real-time monitoring of production processes, intelligent risk warning for quality, and full-chain traceability to ensure product safety [4] - The implementation of this standard is expected to significantly enhance the overall competitiveness of the food industry, which, despite being one of the largest globally, still requires improvements in digitalization levels [4] - Experts are urging companies to actively reference the standard and accelerate technological upgrades, while also emphasizing the need for training and promotion to ensure effective implementation [4]

Group 1 - The food industry is accelerating its transformation towards intelligence and digitization, facing challenges such as inconsistent standards and poor system compatibility due to a lack of unified technical guidance [1] - The Ministry of Industry and Information Technology and six other departments have issued the "Implementation Plan for Digital Transformation of the Food Industry," which emphasizes the need for key standards in areas such as infrastructure, technology application, and data management [1] - The National Standardization Administration has released the GB/T 46511-2025 "General Technical Requirements for Digital Food Factories," marking the first general technical national standard in the field of digital factory construction for the food industry, providing authoritative and unified technical guidance [1] Group 2 - The core of the standard is to promote "data-driven" intelligent production in food factories, specifying essential technical elements such as real-time monitoring of production processes, intelligent risk warning for quality, and full-chain traceability capabilities [2] - The implementation of this standard is expected to significantly enhance the overall competitiveness of the food industry, which, despite being one of the largest in the world, still requires further improvement in digitalization [2] - Experts urge companies to actively reference the standard and accelerate technological transformation while enhancing training and promotion to ensure the standard is effectively implemented, contributing to the high-quality development of the food industry [2]