Chinese asks for 30,000 rai of land concessions from Laos to grow durian, Thailand's future shake
- Thansettakij
- 21 February 2021
Laos reveals Chinese investor requests 3,200-4,800 ha of land concessions to grow durian for export to the China.
Laos reveals Chinese investor requests 3,200-4,800 ha of land concessions to grow durian for export to the China.
"Le fait que des étrangers s'installe ici, ne pose pas de problème, à condition qu'ils ne fassent pas de production intensive et qu'ils respectent les normes écologiques" explique le porte parole de la Confédération Paysanne en Mayenne
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En France, le rôle de la Safer, organisme sans but lucratif et sous la tutelle du ministère de l’agriculture, dans la promotion du foncier agricole français auprès d’investisseurs étrangers fait débat
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Australia’s largest dairy operation, Tasmania’s historic Van Diemen’s Land Company, is reportedly on the verge of being offloaded by its Chinese businessman owner Xianfeng Lu.
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The villagers say they never received compensation for farmland lost to a sugarcane company owned by a senator, another company owned by businessman Heng Huy, and to Chinese company the Union Development Group.
The owner of a Northern Territory cattle station has unveiled plans to develop a "nationally significant" fruit and vegetable operation in the middle of Australia.
State radio reported last week that hog farm expansions financed by the World Bank in Henan’s Nanyang had allegedly taken farmland illegally from wheat farmers, threatening the nation’s grain security.
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