According to Joe Miller (economist and politician Alaska, USA), it became known that China is not currently suffering from a shortage of any food, accumulates huge stocks of rice. 
Photos from open sources Last year, the country secretly imported four times more rice than was bought in 2011 year. This was reported by a specialist in agriculture of the Organization United Nations. He cited the following data. In 2012, China imported 2.6 million tons of rice, and in 2011 575,000 tons. Wherein expert states that there are no obvious reasons for a significant increase in imports since rice shortages in China do not was observed. There are speculative allegations that the Chinese importers took advantage of low world prices. However all this means that the country stocks its own huge stocks of rice. Why does China suddenly become the accumulation of millions tons of rice without any visible reason? Perhaps this is due to aggressive military goals of China, and because of the buildup of military preparations in the Pacific Ocean and Central Asia. 
Photos from open sources Recent reports have become a revelation, so how in the past few years, Chinese goods have accumulated on warehouses throughout the country. For example, Reuters last year reported: in Qingdao Port, which is one of the largest iron ore terminals in China, hundreds of iron ore mounds, each three-story building tall, thrown into the area, designated as “granaries” and simply into open areas. Further south, some bonded warehouses in Shanghai used parking lots for storing huge reserves of copper – another unusual a phenomenon that does not bode well for world metal prices and raises the question of China’s ability to support economic growth while the rest of the world fluctuates. Several months back at least one analyst suggested in another China’s consumer goods market boom where involved about 300,000 tons of metal, was triggered by an attempt keep the local plant on track, thus ensuring continuation of tax revenues from the government. But it is not explains the purchase of rice. What we know is that the world is thanks to the United States – moving to a period of significant inflation, if sovereign debt crises will lead to additional “quantitative easing” and other forms of monetary growth offers.
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