China: Melons are on the market in various places, vying for the early spring fruit market

Published 2022년 3월 22일

Tridge summary

Early spring sees a rise in melon and fruit availability, with high prices for early varieties such as red melons, croissant honey melons, and Boyang No. 9 melons. Croissant honey melons, originally from Shandong, have become more affordable due to increased production and listing in other regions. Reticulated melons and Meilong melons are also popular for their unique characteristics and high quality. Yanliang, Xi'an is a significant production base for early spring melons, offering over 200,000 tons annually. These melons are valued for their quality and taste, which fills the gap during the scarce early spring fruit season.
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Original content

In the early spring season, there were relatively few seasonal melons and fruits on the market. However, in recent years, with the advance of various types of melons, they have gradually become the main force in the early spring fruit market. Red varieties. At present, the price of several types of melons that have been launched early is more than 10 yuan per kilogram, and the price is still relatively high. However, the early-ripening melons are not large in size and belong to the small and refined type. According to the rules of previous years, it is estimated that by the end of April , At the beginning of May, the number of melons on the market will increase, and the price will drop to less than 10 yuan. The croissant honey, which became popular on the Internet last year, began to be listed at the end of February this year. In Beijing Xinfadi Market, the wholesale price of croissant honey melons just listed is 7-8 yuan/catties, down from 9-10 yuan/catties in the same period ...
Source: Guojiguoshu

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