Core Insights - The city has set a target for the grain and food industry to achieve a main business income of over 210 billion yuan by 2025, with a reported income of 95.5 billion yuan in the first half of the year, exceeding the target by 16.5% [3] - The city has been recognized for its reforms, with two initiatives included in national-level reform pilot programs and receiving multiple awards [1][3] Industry Performance - The grain and food industry has seen significant brand development, with 73 "Qilu Grain and Oil" products recognized, accounting for 30% of the province's total [3] - The city has successfully conducted nine external investment promotions, engaging over 20 enterprises [3][5] Technological Innovation - Four national-level grain innovation centers have conducted 53 research projects, including 29 on deep processing and 17 patent applications [4] Project Development - The city has secured 341 million yuan in project funding, ranking first in the province, with significant support for equipment updates and storage enhancement projects [5] - Several key projects have been completed, including the production of various food products, enhancing the competitiveness of the industry [6] Food Security - The grain purchase and sales market has remained stable, with 117,000 tons of wheat purchased under the minimum purchase price policy, meeting expectations [7] - The city has implemented safety measures for grain production, with all identified issues rectified [7][8] Emergency Preparedness - The emergency response system has been strengthened, with 45 enterprises designated as emergency grain supply companies [9] - The city has built a robust disaster relief material reserve, totaling 318,100 items, ensuring readiness for emergencies [9]