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Two enterprises from Fuqing have been included in the eighth batch of National Key Leading Enterprises for Agricultural Industrialization.

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2024-07-02

Fuzhou News Network, June 25 (Reporter He Jingjing) — Recently, six ministries and commissions, including the Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Affairs and the National Development and Reform Commission, jointly issued the “Notice on the Announcement of the Eighth Batch of National Key Leading Enterprises in Agricultural Industrialization.” Fujian Changde Protein Technology Co., Ltd. and Shengtian (Fuqing) Food Co., Ltd., two enterprises from Fuqing, were listed and selected as national key leading enterprises in agricultural industrialization.

It is reported that these two enterprises have achieved remarkable results in areas such as deep processing of agricultural products, brand development, and market expansion, injecting strong momentum into the local agricultural industrialization and rural economic development. Their inclusion on the list of National Key Leading Enterprises in Agricultural Industrialization marks a solid step forward for Fujian Changde Protein Technology Co., Ltd. and Shengtian (Fuqing) Food Co., Ltd. on the path of agricultural industrialization.

In recent years, our city has placed great emphasis on developing leading enterprises in agricultural industrialization, applying industrial‑style principles to modernize agriculture. We have focused on attracting and supporting major industry leaders, fostering large‑scale industries, cultivating robust industrial clusters, and promoting cluster‑based linkages between traditional agriculture and emerging sectors, thereby advancing full‑chain development. By putting enterprises at the core and orienting efforts toward market demand, we have worked to extend, strengthen, and optimize supply chains, nurturing a cohort of agricultural industrialization leaders that boast strong growth prospects, robust innovation capabilities, comprehensive value chains, and close ties with farmers and rural communities.