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Significance

Legislation that takes effect in March recognises the industry's critical contribution to future food output growth.

Impacts

Yields per hectare must rise for China to achieve the grain output growth it needs, because arable land is severely limited.

The Dual Circulation economic strategy means China must become more self-sufficient in food and rely less on foreign investment to do so.

Regulatory changes could open the way for widespread use of genetically modified crops.

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