Australian farmer Doug Clarke says farmers should not be criticised for making a commercial return from selling their farms to Chinese investors, if the government’s current rules and regulations allow it.
- Farm Weekly
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26 August 2011
La polémique portant sur l’aide chinoise à l’Ethiopie tient avant tout de la macro-économie – les investissements étrangers sont-ils facteurs de développement ? – et d’une question de conscience – peut-on importer des produits alimentaires d’un pays en proie à la famine ?
- Jeune Afrique
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26 August 2011
Heilongjiang Group y el gobernador rionegrino brindaron todos los detalles del controvertido proyecto de los asiáticos para producir cereales en suelo patagónico. Al acto también asistieron sectores ambientalistas, y todo derivó en una gresca. Conozca la iniciativa que "levanta polvareda" en el Sur
- IProfesional
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25 August 2011
La empresa estatal china Beidahuang podrá explotar 330.000 hectáreas para la producción de granos, frutas o cualquier otro cultivo, a cambio de invertir en riego, caminos y energía. Hubo incidentes con ecologistas.
When it comes to famine in Africa, China seems an easy target for critics of its rising outbound investments.
- Wall Street Journal
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25 August 2011
China's most powerful agricultural company, Beidahuang Group, is looking to acquire 80,000 hectares of Western Australia farmland, with several farmers on the verge of signing.
- Farm Weekly
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25 August 2011
Le porte-parole du ministère chinois du Commerce (MCC) a réfuté mercredi les allégations selon lesquelles l'achat de terres par la Chine sur le continent africain aurait contribué à la famine qui ravage la Corne de l'Afrique.
Pengusaha China jajaki tanaman ubi jalar di Lampung
- Bisnis Indonesia
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22 August 2011
China, the second-largest buyer of soy in the world wants an end to intermediation by U.S multinational companies working in the sector and plans to invest purchasing directly from farmers in Mato Grosso and another five states in Brazil.
One of New Zealand's richest men has emerged as a white knight investor with a $105 million bid for big dairy farms that could otherwise be sold to China.
The Western Australian Farmers Federation has concerns that Chinese companies are considering buying farms (80,000 ha) across WA's Great Southern and South West.
Under the agreement, China's Complant International Sugar Industry Co. Ltd. will be leased roughly 18,000 hectares of cane fields for the next 49 years.
