我国食品工业现状（Present situation of Chinese food industry）.docVIP

我国食品工业现状（Present situation of Chinese food industry） The food industry is the industry that provides the most accumulation and absorption of urban and rural employment and the strongest correlation with agriculture in the whole industry. In the past 20 years, Chinas GDP grew at an average annual rate of 9.3%, while the food industry continued to grow at an average annual rate of 13.1%. The annual growth rate of the food industry was actually higher than that of GDP in our country. Since 1996, the total output value of Chinas food industry (including food processing, food manufacturing, beverage manufacturing and tobacco processing industry) has become the first in all industrial sectors. According to the National Bureau of statistics of all state-owned and annual sales revenue of over 5 million yuan of non-state-owned enterprises statistics, in 2002 Chinas food industry enterprises above the scale of the total output value reached 1 trillion and 61 billion 280 million yuan, an increase of 13%; sales revenue 1 trillion and 9 billion 436 million yuan, an increase of 16.37%; the annual total profits amounted to 176 billion 228 million yuan, the total profit of 52 billion 253 million yuan (National Bureau of statistics express data). Production of main products have a certain growth over the previous year: the mechanism of sugar 9 million 148 thousand and 800 tons, an increase of 47.7%; 93 million 340 thousand tons of dairy products, an increase of 9.89%; canned 2 million 231 thousand and 900 tons, an increase of 23.1%; soft drinks 20 million 249 thousand and 300 tons, an increase of 20.6%; beer 23 million 868 thousand and 300 tons, an increase of 6.8%. In 2003, the development of Chinas food industry still maintained a strong momentum. From January to June total industrial output value of 595 billion 921 million yuan, an increase of 17.61%; food industry sales revenue 561 billion 587 million yuan, an increase of 19.21%; total profit of 33 billion 654 million yuan, an i