Rethinking Food Security against the New Situation

Due to the regulation of the international market, the food production and demand relationship in any open country will not be equated with the relationship between food supply and demand. That the international market is used to adjust surplus and deficiency is an inevitable choice for many countries to achieve a balance between domestic food supply and demand. However, recent trade frictions between China and the United States have exacerbated the instability of international food trade. Therefore, it is necessary to actively and moderately and cautiously use the international food market.