How China's Soybean Industry Chain Restructures and Enhances its Tenacity against the Background of the Global Food Security Crisis
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Keywords
soybean, industry chain, new trade mode, resilience rebuild, industrial security
Abstract
This study analyzes the connotations of industrial security theory and trade theory in the context of international food security, summarizing the resilience patterns of the soybean industry both domestically and internationally. By constructing the theoretical framework and analyzing trends, the topic addresses the challenges posed by the global food security crisis, providing a paradigm for China’s soybean industry chain restructuring and resilience enhancement to maintain soybean industrial security.
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