Research on the Development Issues and Measures of China's Vegetable Foreign Trade under the Background of the "Belt and Road Initiative

Shuo Wu

doi:10.54691/f4kg6593

Authors

Shuo Wu

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.54691/f4kg6593

Keywords:

Belt and Road Initiative; Vegetables; Foreign Trade; Exports.

Abstract

As China continues to advance the "Belt and Road Initiative," this study employs comparative analysis, empirical analysis, and normative analysis to reveal that China’s vegetable export trade exhibits high concentration and a continuously expanding scale, reflecting the current state of industrial complementarity with "Belt and Road" countries . It also identifies challenges in China’s development, including high logistics and transportation costs for vegetable exports, trade barriers and quality and safety issues, high concentration in vegetable foreign trade leading to significant risks, and the impact of external conditions on vegetable exports. The study proposes measures to improve domestic logistics and transportation technology, promote the establishment of unified quality inspection standards, advance regional comprehensive cooperation, mitigate the impact of trade barriers, expand international supply chain channels, and guard against external risks. By seizing the opportunities presented by the "Belt and Road" Initiative, China’s vegetable foreign trade can be driven toward broader scope, wider fields, and deeper levels of development.

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