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China officially adopted a law against food waste, banning binge-eating videos and excessive leftovers, which observers said will foster a resource-conserving and environmentally-friendly society.
The law was officially approved by the Standing Committee of the National People s Congress (NPC) on Thursday, Global Times reported.
Observers noted that adoption of the legislation against food waste does not imply that China is facing an immediate food shortage risk, but it is a far-sighted move for food security as the country seeks to stabilize domestic grain output and ensure supply, facing increasing domestic demand for grain due to population growth and external uncertainties.
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The Chinese marine surveillance ship Haijian No. 51 (right) sails next to a Japan Coast Guard patrol ship in the East China Sea near the disputed Senkaku Islands in February 2013. | 11TH REGIONAL COAST GUARD HEADQUARTERS-JAPAN COAST GUARD / VIA REUTERS
Kyodo Apr 29, 2021
BEIJING – China on Thursday passed legislation to strengthen the power of its maritime safety authorities, state-run media reported, sparking fears that tensions between the Asian nation and other countries will escalate in the nearby waters.