On October 15, 2026, China Feed Industry Association (CFIA) President Wang Zongli delivered a keynote address at the Global Value Nutrition Summit Forum, held during Bühler (Changzhou)'s 20th anniversary celebration.
Wang commended the company's two decades of localized operations, noting its significant contributions to advancing intelligent manufacturing, green production, and comprehensive factory solutions across China's feed sector.
Industry at a Critical Juncture
Wang characterized the feed industry as entering a critical transition phase marked by steady output growth, intensified global competition, and a collective shift from volume-driven production toward value creation. He emphasized that this shift reflects a fundamental reorientation of industry priorities.
Four Strategic Expectations for Enterprises
To support high-quality productivity growth, Wang outlined four key priorities for industry players:
Innovation-driven growth: Deploying international technologies adapted to local operational contexts to upgrade production capabilities.
Green development: Delivering energy-saving solutions to support the industry's sustainable transition.
International cooperation: Deepening supply chain partnerships and sharing advanced practices between domestic and foreign enterprises.
Industry self-regulation: Maintaining integrity, quality control, and orderly market competition through collective discipline.
Wang's remarks underscored the expectation that sustained competitiveness depends on enterprises embracing this integrated approach across all four dimensions.
