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More Chinese agriculture firms to venture into ASEAN

The increasingly close cooperation between China and the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) will see more Chinese agricultural enterprises make their foray into the region moving forward, said Tan Yew Sing, President of the Malaysia-China Chamber of Commerce. He expects “China’s excellent agricultural technology to take root and bear fruit on ASEAN soil.”

According to The Malay Mail Online,he called on the government and the business community to tap into the current China-Malaysia bilateral trade relations to enhance the various traditional industries, the goal being technological innovation. Only knowledge-intensive and highly efficient modern agriculture will be able to sustain the Earth’s growing population properly.

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