Evaluation of Ningxia Gojiberry Traceability System Construction and Analysis of Its Driving Factors

Authors

  • Jiapeng Zhao Ningxia Gojiberry Industry Development Center
  • Yu Li‌ Ningxia Gojiberry Industry Development Center
  • Yaqin Ma Ningxia Gojiberry Industry Development Center
  • Zhiqi Xu Ningxia Gojiberry Industry Development Center
  • Shidai Li Ningxia Gojiberry Industry Development Center

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.62177/amit.v1i3.390

Keywords:

Gojiberry Industry, Traceability System, Geographic Detector, Quality and Safety, Ningxia

Abstract

Building a comprehensive Gojiberry traceability system is a key measure to enhance the quality and safety of Ningxia's authentic medicinal materials. This study constructs an evaluation system from four dimensions: "technical support, information coverage, quality assurance, and market benefits," uses the entropy method to measure the traceability construction level in Ningxia's main Gojiberry production areas from 2021 to 2024, and employs the geographic detector to analyze driving mechanisms. The research shows that the comprehensive index of Ningxia's Gojiberry traceability system grew at an annual average rate of 12.3%, with Zhongning County leading in construction level. Policy support (q=0.682) and IoT technology penetration (q=0.573) are the primary driving factors, and the interaction between leading enterprise participation and environmental regulation (q=0.84) is significant. It is recommended to strengthen government-enterprise collaborative innovation and establish a "blockchain + base certification" dual-driven model[1].

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