From the editor: Food nationalism is on the rise and we can no longer expect that our imports will remain secure

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From the editor: Food nationalism is on the rise and we can no longer expect that our imports will remain secure

The news that President Xi is busy building Chinese food security will come as no surprise to anyone who has watched his rise to power.

Abi Kay

03 November 2022 鈥� 2 min read

From the editor: Food nationalism is on the rise and we can no longer expect that our imports will remain secure

The news that President Xi is busy building Chinese food security will come as no surprise to anyone who has watched his rise to power. Xi is known to be a big admirer of his most notorious predecessor,...

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From the editor: Food nationalism is on the rise and we can no longer expect that our imports will remain secure

The news that President Xi is busy building Chinese food security will come as no surprise to anyone who has watched his rise to power.

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