China’s Grain Storage Capacity Reaches 730 Million Tonnes

This is a food-security and infrastructure story more than a commodities one, and it sits at the intersection of state planning and RWA-relevant physical capacity. The emphasis on curbing storage losses matters because post-harvest loss is where grain supply quietly leaks; better facilities and layout change the effective supply buffer without changing output. The open question is whether the 15th Five-Year Plan push extends to digital monitoring or tokenized inventory tracking, which would link this reserve system to on-chain commodity infrastructure.