The provincial food department is responsible for the management of the purchase and sale of grain and oil in the province in accordance with the provisions of these measures. The competent grain departments at or above the county level shall be responsible for the management of the purchase and sale of grain and oil within their respective administrative areas under the guidance of the superior competent grain and oil departments.
The administrative departments for industry and commerce at all levels shall be responsible for the supervision and administration of the grain and oil market within their respective administrative areas. The administrative departments of price, taxation, health and technical supervision shall, in accordance with their respective duties, strengthen the supervision and management of the purchase and sale of grain and oil. Chapter II Acquisition of Grain and Oil Article 5 The task of ordering grain is a mandatory plan issued by the state. It is the obligation of grain production units and farmers to complete the task of ordering grain.
Local people's governments at all levels should take the grain ordering plan as an important work goal and implement it step by step to state-owned grain purchasing units, grain production units and farmers to ensure the completion of the purchasing task. Article 6 The grain ordered by the state shall be purchased in kind by the state-owned grain purchasing units organized by the people's government at the county level, and no cash shall be collected.
The purchase price of ordered grain shall be implemented according to the relevant provisions of the state and the provincial people's government. Seventh countries need to purchase food through the market in addition to ordering food, the provincial people's government issued a plan, and the people's government at the county level organized state-owned grain purchasing units to purchase; The purchase price is determined according to the principle of going with the market, or the provincial people's government determines the minimum purchase protection price or the maximum price. Eighth rapeseed acquisition, in line with the principle that the country grasps the main oil sources and ensures the market supply, the provincial people's government issued an acquisition plan to determine the guiding price or the minimum purchase protection price; The people's government at the county level shall organize the state-owned grain purchasing units to purchase and ensure the completion of the rape purchase plan. Article 9 Before the grain ordering task issued by the state and the rapeseed purchasing plan issued by the provincial people's government are completed, no unit or individual may purchase grain and oil except the state-owned grain purchasing unit. Approved by the people's government at the county level, the rural feeding industry and other grain-using units can buy grain for their own use in the rural areas of the county, but they may not be sold by hand. Tenth after the completion of the national grain order task and the rapeseed purchase plan issued by the provincial people's government, the qualified and approved grain wholesale enterprises can buy grain and rapeseed in the local countryside. Eleventh the purchase of grain and oil must meet the national grain and oil quality standards. It is strictly forbidden to store grain and oil with moisture and impurities exceeding the standard. Chapter III Grain and Oil Sales Article 12 Units and individuals engaged in grain and oil sales must implement the national and provincial grain and oil policies and grain and oil price policies and accept the guidance of the state's macro-control. It is strictly forbidden to hoard and dominate the market, and it is strictly forbidden to drive up food prices and profiteer. Thirteenth national grain ordered by the provincial people's government unified arrangements, mainly for the supply of basic rations such as urban residents, troops and rural relief population. The supply and sale of ordered grain shall be carried out according to the plan of the provincial people's government and the determined price. It is strictly forbidden to raise prices without authorization or in disguised form. Article 14 The price of selling grain and oil other than the grain ordered by the state shall not exceed the slip rate, processing fee standard and profit rate comprehensively approved by the price administrative department. Fifteenth provincial people's government may decide to turn part of the ordered grain into local reserves. Need to turn the ordered grain into bargaining sales, must be approved by the provincial people's government. Article 16 Units and individuals that meet the following conditions may engage in the wholesale of grain and oil after being examined and approved by the competent department of grain at or above the county level, issued a business license by the administrative department for industry and commerce and registered by the tax authorities:
(1) Having a registered capital of more than 500,000 yuan;
(2) Having business premises and reserve facilities suitable for its business scale;
(three) it is necessary to detect the quality of grain and oil. Seventeenth grain and oil wholesale market approved by the people's governments at or above the county level, open all the year round.
The grain purchased by state-owned grain purchasing units and the grain purchased by approved grain wholesale enterprises in local rural areas outside the order must enter the grain and oil wholesale market in bulk, and over-the-counter transactions are prohibited.
Grain wholesale enterprises and grain-using units in grain-producing areas must purchase grain and oil from high-level wholesale, and may not directly purchase grain in rural areas. Eighteenth units and individuals engaged in grain and oil retail should apply for business licenses, except for farmers selling surplus grain. Units and individuals that retail grain and oil shall pay taxes according to law. Nineteenth state-owned grain and oil retail outlets must engage in business activities based on grain and oil supply, and their revocation or change of use must be approved by the local grain authorities at or above the county level. Article 20. Units and individuals who have obtained real grain and oil through futures exchange transactions, but have not yet obtained the qualification of grain and oil wholesale, can wholesale grain and oil within the scope stipulated in the contract with the consent of the provincial grain department and after going through the temporary operation procedures of grain and oil wholesale at the local administrative department for industry and commerce.