Grain Bureau: strictly prevent "it is difficult to sell grain" to thoroughly investigate the behavior of harming farmers' interests

It is the peak season for the purchase of autumn grain. The Office of the State Grain Administration recently issued an emergency notice calling for increased inspection and law enforcement to strictly prevent farmers from "difficult to sell grain."

The circular said: recently, some media reported that some regions and enterprises have "difficulties in selling grain" in the purchase of autumn grain this year, and that it is difficult to sell grain to varying degrees, such as "human grain", "long queues", white slips, and suppressing prices, which seriously damage the interests of grain growers, disrupt the order of grain purchase, and cause adverse social impact.

In this regard, the State Grain Administration requires grain administrative departments at all levels to step up law enforcement and inspection, strictly crack down on all kinds of violations and unhealthy tendencies in grain purchase activities, and strictly prevent the occurrence of farmers'"difficulties in selling grain." to ensure that the national policy of benefiting farmers and rich peasants is put in place.

The State Grain Administration stressed that all grain operators should improve the quality of their services to grain farmers and strictly implement such regulations as "open purchase, purchase at any time, and do not bother farmers" and "set prices on the basis of quality, high quality and high prices, and do not harm farmers." let farmers sell "understanding grain" and "comfortable grain." It is necessary to conduct self-investigation and self-correction immediately on the situation of grain sales served by the enterprises. if there are acts that harm the interests of farmers, such as buying and selling "human grain", suppressing grades and prices in disguise, waiting in long queues and taking advantage of opportunities to accumulate wealth, they must be thoroughly investigated and dealt with strictly.

The circular requires that the grain administrative departments of various localities should earnestly do a good job in the supervision and inspection of the purchase of autumn grain, and immediately conduct a comprehensive verification and handling of such problems as "difficulties in selling grain" and harming the interests of farmers in the areas under their jurisdiction. We should severely crack down on irregularities such as "collecting fees through quality inspection," seriously deal with the relevant staff, severely blame the responsible persons of the enterprises involved, and publicly expose them, so as to set an example.