On May 15, the Brazilian Rice Association's delegation to China, accompanied by relevant leaders from the China National Association of Grain Sector (CNAGS), visited Anhui Jiexun Optoelectronic Technology Co., Ltd. (Jiexun), marking the beginning of a strategically significant industry dialogue. As a leading company in the field of global intelligent sorting, Jiexun is advancing a new blueprint for "smart granary" in the digital age through its global strategic positioning and collaboration with Brazilian agriculture.

In this trans-Pacific industrial dialogue, both parties focused on the contemporary theme of "AI Quality Sorting Reshaping the Global Grain Supply Chain." The Brazilian delegation emphasized: "For the tropical granary technology alliance jointly built based on the Chinese and Brazilian coffee industries, this visit to China aims to use Jiexun's intelligent sorting technology as a golden key to unlock a new digital blue ocean for Brazil's rice industry—establishing a full-chain smart agriculture ecosystem from coffee beans to grains of rice."

The delegation toured Jiexun's "intelligent manufacturing hub," including its digital production workshop, after-sales service center, and quality sorting experience showroom. Gustavo de Seabra Trevisan, Director of International Affairs of the Brazilian Rice Association, remarked: "What Jiexun cloud control demonstrates is not only manufacturing intelligence, but also a systematic solution capable of reshaping the global grain industry landscape."

During the strategic dialogue session, both parties outlined a grand vision for a "New Silk Road for Smart Agriculture." Jiexun proposed a dual-engine model of "going global of cloud control technology + localized adaptation of Jiexun's AI quality sorting solutions," leveraging Brazil's strategic role as South America's granary to build an intelligent processing network across Latin America. This not only promises to save tens of thousands of tons of grain loss annually in Brazil, but also aims to drive a transformation of local agriculture from a "resource-exporting" model to a "technology value-added" model—achieving a global leap in the agricultural value chain.

When Brazil's vast agricultural landscape meets China's intelligent manufacturing, it signifies not just a technological cooperation and exchange between two agricultural powerhouses, but a pivotal milestone in the intelligent transformation of the global food security system. Through its "Riding the Clouds to Go Globally" strategy, Jiexun is positioning Chinese wisdom as a technological cornerstone in safeguarding the world's granary—offering a Chinese solution to the pressing challenge of global food security.