Taiwan's drought is not expected to spring up bamboo shoot after the rain

Published 2021년 5월 4일

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Taiwan is facing a severe drought, leading to a significant decrease in the harvest of Osmanthus fragrans bamboo shoots, with production being less than half of the previous year. This drought affects the economy, particularly in areas like Miaoli County, known for its bamboo shoot production. The price of bamboo shoots has increased due to the reduced yield, but consumers are questioning the price hike. The drought has impacted not just the bamboo forests, but also the morale of the vendors and sellers. The situation is expected to impact the availability and price of Osmanthus fragrans bamboo shoots in the market.

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Taiwan has encountered a century-old drought, and lack of water can not expect spring bamboo shoots after the rain. Osmanthus bamboo shoots have severely failed in harvest, and the bamboo shoot sellers are complaining. (Photo by Huang Wenjie, China Review Service) Sing Tao Global Network News: China Review Service, Taoyuan, May 4 (Reporter Huang Wenjie) Osmanthus fragrans shoots are refreshing, low in calories, and rich in fiber. They are very popular. March and April are the growing seasons of Taiwan osmanthus shoots. May is the production season. In the case of a century-old drought in Taiwan, the lack of water will not wait for the shoots to spring up. The output of Osmanthus fragrans shoots is less than half of last year's. not optimistic. There are many aboriginal mountain villages in the peach and bamboo seedling area. Miaoli County produces more than 2,400 hectares of Osmanthus fragrans shoots. The main production areas are in the mountainous areas of Tai'an, Nanzhuang, and ...

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