Shandong Guangtong Silkworm Seed Co., Ltd.

Peng Jiang, Chairman of Sichuan New Silk Road Silk Co., Ltd., and his three-member delegation visited Guangtong for an inspection and exchange.

On the afternoon of September 12, Peng Jiang, Chairman of Sichuan New Silk Road Silk Co., Ltd., Ye Jiabin, General Manager, and Tian Yongping, Technical Director, along with their delegation, paid a visit to Guangtong for inspection and exchange, accompanied by Fang Dewen, Huang Haiye, and Chang Wenyong from the group company. Chairman Peng and his delegation first toured the artificial-feed sericulture workshop to discuss the breeding status, varietal characteristics, and feed-processing mechanization equipment for artificial-feed varieties. They then proceeded to the second-floor conference room for a discussion. Fang Dewen of the group company provided an overview of Guangtong’s recent silkworm-egg production, operational performance, and future development direction. Mr. Tian from Sichuan New Silk Road Cocoon Silk Co., Ltd. outlined the main objectives of this visit to Guangtong: first, to express gratitude to Guangtong Group for its robust support in the supply of silkworm eggs this spring and late autumn; second, to seek coordinated solutions from Guangtong to meet the demand for Vietnamese silkworm-egg varieties intended for spring use in 2025; and third, to reach an agreement with Guangtong by December of this year regarding the planting plans for autumn 2025 and spring 2026. Mr. Fang emphasized that, going forward, priority will be given to meeting the silkworm-egg needs of the New Silk Road initiative. Subsequently, the two parties exchanged views on the future development model for artificial-feed sericulture and the challenges that need to be addressed. Mr. Fang detailed Guangtong’s efforts in artificial-feed sericulture, including variety breeding, formula research and development, original silkworm breeding, and the introduction of new male silkworm varieties. Both sides agreed to deepen communication and strengthen collaboration, strive to cultivate high-quality, multi-varietal silkworm strains, and explore innovative models for artificial-feed sericulture, with the aim of achieving mutually beneficial cooperation.