Global food procurement: How China Fed creates a stable global supply network
As globalization deepens, food is not only a basic consumer product, but also a strategic resource. Global challenges such as extreme climate, geopolitical conflicts, and supply chain disruptions have made food supply security issues increasingly important. In the face of uncertainty in the international market, how can we ensure the long-term stability of our country’s food supply? How can we effectively avoid the risks brought about by fluctuations in international food prices?
As an important executor of the national strategic grain reserve system, Sino-Continent Reserve (Hong Kong) Co., Ltd. has built a safe, efficient and stable global food supply network through global procurement layout, intelligent decision-making system, supply chain integration and international cooperation. This not only ensures national food security, but also enhances the resilience of the supply chain, enabling China to occupy a more active position in the global grain trade.

Diversified sourcing: Building a global food supply map
China United Reserve is well aware that dependence on a single market is the biggest hidden danger to food security. In order to reduce supply risks, the company has established a global food procurement system, with decentralized procurement, long-term cooperation, and flexible deployment in major food producing countries on five continents to ensure that the national food supply chain is not affected by a single region or a single variety.
- North America: a high-yield, high-quality food source
The United States is the world’s largest exporter of agricultural products, supplying core grains such as corn, soybeans, and wheat.
Canada – the world’s high-quality wheat producing region, providing high-protein wheat, rapeseed, peas and other crops.
Advantages: high-tech agriculture, stable output, mature supply chain.
- South America: The “emerging granary” of the global food market
Brazil is the world’s largest soybean exporter and also supplies major agricultural products such as corn, coffee and sugar.
Argentina – mainly supplies agricultural products such as soybeans, corn, wheat, and beef.
Advantages: Vast land, low-cost production, supply season complementary to the Northern Hemisphere.
- Europe and Russia: important sources of high-quality wheat and oil crops
Russia and Ukraine – the world’s major wheat exporters, supplying winter wheat, sunflower oil, etc.
France, Germany – providing high-quality bread wheat, feed grains and other products.
Advantages: large supply and strong market competitiveness.
- Asia Pacific and Southeast Asia: Ensuring a stable rice supply
Thailand, Vietnam and India – the world’s major rice exporters, ensure the supply of rice to the Chinese market.
Australia – exports wheat, barley, beef, and dairy products, supporting diversified sourcing.
Advantages: stable supply and convenient transportation.
- Africa and the Middle East: Exploring future food markets
Ethiopia, South Africa – potential regions for future agricultural investment and food supply.
Middle East Partners – Use port hubs to transfer food and improve global food distribution capabilities.

Through the global diversified procurement layout, Sino-Continental Reserve has ensured the stability, risk resistance and flexibility of the supply chain, enabling the country to maintain a stable supply in any international food crisis. Against the backdrop of intensified competition in the global food market and increased supply risks, Sino-Continental Reserve is building a stable, safe and efficient global food supply network through global procurement, diversified supply, intelligent decision-making and modern supply chain management.
This not only ensures national food security, but also enhances China’s influence in global food trade, giving the country stronger bargaining power and strategic initiative in the international food market. In the future, SinoPac will continue to optimize the global procurement system, work with international partners to promote the digitalization and intelligence of the food supply chain, and jointly build a more resilient global food security system.
Only when the global food supply is stable can the country move forward steadily. The Central Reserve Bank is the mainstay of protecting food security!