“One Belt and One Road” helps Shandong silkworm breeds go abroad
China is the world’s largest cocoonsilk producer and consumer. In recent years, the country’s silkworm breeds, silkworm cocoons, The output of raw silkand silk and satin products account for more than 80%, 70%, 80% and 45% of the world respectively. Many countries along the “One Belt, One Road” have a tradition of growing mulberry and raising silkworms. In 2013, as China proposed the “One Belt, One Road” initiative, exchanges and cooperation between countries along the route and the domestic sericulture industry became more frequent and closer.
Taking Qingzhou, Shandong as an example, since 2013, local silkworm farmers have exported more than 2.9 million silkworm seeds and 15 million mulberry seedlings to countries along the “Belt and Road” .
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