INVITE—An Overlooked Area of China’s Industrial Policy: Food Supply Chains

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INVITE—An Overlooked Area of China’s Industrial Policy: Food Supply Chains

Global | Sustainability & Transition Strategy June 15, 2026

INVITE—An Overlooked Area of China’s

Industrial Policy: Food Supply Chains

Join us June 22 9am ET/2pm UK in conversation with Systemiq to discuss

perhaps the most overlooked area of China’s tech rise – agriculture supply

chains. The team will discuss their recently published report, which has

generated significant attention. Early signals suggest Beijing is applying the

same industrial playbook that has delivered leadership in solar & EVs to food.

We will discuss the plan and what it means for food supply chains globally.

REGISTER

Background

Join us (June 22nd 9am ET/2pm UK) in conversation with Systemiq to deep dive into perhaps the

most overlooked area of China’s tech rise – agriculture supply chains. The team will discuss their

recently published report on the topic, which has generated significant attention.

Food security is a strategic priority for China’s leadership – early signals suggest Beijing is applying

the same industrial playbook that is delivering global leadership in solar and EVs to food – aligning

policy, capital, and technology.

Given this, the country could be set to reshape global agricultural commodity supply chains, as it

accelerates a push for food security. Join us as we parse China’s plan and what it means for global

food supply chains.

Date & Registration

Monday, June 22, 2026 @ 9:00 am ET/2:00 pm UK

https://jefferies-sustainability-transition-strategy.open-exchange.net/

Aniket Shah, PhD * | Head of Sust. &

Transition Strategy

Jefferies Hosts (212) 323-3976 | ashah14@jefferies.com

Aniket Shah, Global Head of Washington, Sustainability & Transition Strategy Charles Boakye, CFA * | Sust. & Transition•