Inner Mongolia Selects 39 Leading Enterprises in Agricultural and Sideline Food Processing Chain

Inner Mongolia has taken a proactive approach to driving the coordinated development of its agricultural and sideline food processing industry by selecting 39 leading enterprises that play a crucial role in the industrial chain. These chain leader enterprises cover a wide range of product categories, including dairy products, beef and mutton products, and corn products. The Autonomous Region's Department of Agriculture and Animal Husbandry, in collaboration with the Department of Industry and Information Technology and the Market Supervision Administration, has introduced a series of policies and measures to further develop the industry, including the "Action Plan for Cultivating and Expanding the Agricultural and Sideline Food Processing Industry in Inner Mongolia (2025-2027)".

Key Takeaways:

  • The Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region has selected 39 leading enterprises in the agricultural and sideline food processing chain, covering 10 categories of products.
  • The chain leader enterprises include three dairy product companies, six beef and mutton product companies, four corn product companies, two potato product companies, two soybean product companies, and eight rice, flour, oil, sugar, and grain product companies.
  • The Autonomous Region's Department of Agriculture and Animal Husbandry, the Department of Industry and Information Technology, and the Market Supervision Administration have jointly established a joint responsibility mechanism with leagues and cities to provide support services to chain-leading enterprises.
  • The "Action Plan for Cultivating and Expanding the Agricultural and Sideline Food Processing Industry in Inner Mongolia (2025-2027)" identifies 10 key product categories, proposes 14 key tasks in five areas, and reviews 20 existing supporting policies and measures.
  • The plan aims to promote deep processing and the comprehensive utilization of by-products, leverage the leading role of chain-leading enterprises, and strengthen the coordinated development of chain-leading enterprises and small and medium-sized agricultural and animal husbandry enterprises.
  • The Autonomous Region's departments will provide precise services to chain-leading enterprises by strengthening supervision and guidance, intensifying follow-up and performance evaluation measures, and effectively helping enterprises resolve practical difficulties.

Statistics:

  • 39 leading enterprises in the agricultural and sideline food processing chain have been selected in Inner Mongolia.
  • The chain leader enterprises cover 10 categories of products, including dairy products, beef and mutton products, and corn products.
  • The Autonomous Region's Department of Agriculture and Animal Husbandry has introduced a series of policies and measures to develop the industry, including the "Action Plan".
  • The plan identifies 10 key product categories and proposes 14 key tasks in five areas.
  • 20 existing supporting policies and measures are being reviewed as part of the plan.
  • The plan aims to promote deep processing and the comprehensive utilization of by-products by 2027.

Sources:

  • The Department of Agriculture and Animal Husbandry of the Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region
  • The Department of Industry and Information Technology of the Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region
  • The Market Supervision Administration of the Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region
  • The General Office of the Autonomous Region People's Government