En octubre de 2010, Miguel Saiz gestionó ante la firma china Heilongjiang Beidahuang State Faros Business Trade Group Co. Limited un megaproyecto de inversión de capitales asiáticos para el desarrollo de cultivos en áreas bajo riego. Ahora la justicia frenó todo y le pasó la pelota al gobernador entrante, Carlos Soria.
- Urgente 24
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24 November 2011
La firma retiró a sus técnicos del país y frenó el proyecto que implicada instalar un sistema de riego en 300.000 hectáreas. Además, el acuerdo sufrió un revés judicial
- El Cronista
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24 November 2011
The China Green company wants to acquire 10,000 acres of farmland in Pakistan on lease to grow fruits and vegetables.
The project will be the biggest overseas investment made by a Chinese agricultural enterprise and China's largest overseas production base for cooking oil.
- China Daily
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24 November 2011
China will increasingly look to Africa over the next decade as the world's most populous nation seeks to ensure it has sufficient food supplies, according to a study published Wednesday.
Polling for the Michael Fay-led consortium trying to buy the Crafar dairy farms shows an “overwhelming desire for the government to stop in and stop the sale” to the would-be Chinese buyer, Pengxin International.
Lorsqu'il n'est plus possible de faire pousser le moindre épi de maïs à Tianjin, rien ne vaut les terres arables bulgares !
- Mediapart
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23 November 2011
La société chinoise agroalimentaire Tianjin State Farms Agribusiness Group a lancé son premier projet de cultures de plantes fourragères en Bulgarie
- AgraPresse
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18 November 2011
Tianjin State Farms Agribusiness Group has rented 20 000 decares of land in Bulgaria's Northwestern Region to produce corn, forage, and sunflower for export.
- Novinite
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17 November 2011
China's largest animal feed producer will launch an overseas fund this month with international investors, including Singapore's Temasek Holdings, that will set up farms in the Middle East, South Africa and central Europe.
In Africa, the strategy is to buy land. But in Argentina, they are forming associations that allow them to grow crops and guarantee food supplies for their population.
- Market News International
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08 November 2011
Contract between the Government of Cambodia and the Chinese company Heng Yue International for a 8,959 ha concession for the production of acacia and sugar cane.
