Since the CCP's Farmland Law Has Not Been Implemented, Many Regions Are Pursuing Unpaid Land Reclamation Fees and Fines From Private Enterprises.
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The Chinese Communist Party's "Law on the Protection and Quality Improvement of Farmland" is scheduled to take effect in January 2027. However, reporters have learned that Shandong and other regions have already begun investigating factory buildings and rural residential land, demanding payment of farmland reclamation fees and fines. Some companies are required to pay over one million yuan. Several interviewees recently stated that the collectio…
The "Farmland Protection and Quality Improvement Law" introduced by the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) is scheduled to officially take effect in January 2027. However, this reporter has learned that Shandong and other regions have already begun investigating factory buildings and rural residential land, demanding payment of farmland reclamation fees and fines. Some companies are required to pay over one million yuan. Several interviewees recently…
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