Analysis of Changes in Agricultural Import Trade between China- Russia and China-Ukraine under the Background of the Russia-Ukraine Conflict

Feifei Liang

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Analysis of Changes in Agricultural Import Trade between China- Russia and China-Ukraine under the Background of the Russia-Ukraine Conflict

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Analysis of Changes in Agricultural Import Trade between China- Russia and China-Ukraine under the Background of the Russia-Ukraine Conflict
Analysis of Changes in Agricultural Import Trade between China- Russia and China-Ukraine under the Background of the Russia-Ukraine Conflict
Guangzhou College of Commerce, Guangzhou, China
Vol. 8, Issue 6, Pages: 45-49(2024)
Published： 18 December 2024 ，
DOI：10.47297/wspceWSP2516-251908.20240806
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FEIFEI LIANG. (2024). Analysis of Changes in Agricultural Import Trade between China- Russia and China-Ukraine under the Background of the Russia-Ukraine Conflict. Creative Economy, 8(6), 45-49..
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FEIFEI LIANG. (2024). Analysis of Changes in Agricultural Import Trade between China- Russia and China-Ukraine under the Background of the Russia-Ukraine Conflict. Creative Economy, 8(6), 45-49.. DOI： 10.47297/wspceWSP2516-251908.20240806.

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Abstract

This study examines changes in the import volumes of major agricultural products—wheat

corn

barley

soybeans

and rapeseed oil—from Russia and Ukraine to China during 2021–2022. The findings reveal that the Russia-Ukraine conflict disrupted agricultural production in both countries

subsequently affecting China's import demand for these products. To address uncertainties in the international market

the study recommends strengthening domestic agricultural production capacity

increasing self-sufficiency rates for key crops such as soybeans and corn

and diversifying sources of imports. These measures aim to reduce reliance on a single country and ensure the stability and security of China's food supply.

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Keywords

Agricultural Import TradeChina- RussiaChina-Ukraine

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