Vietnam: Prices of many types of vegetables, tubers and fruits plummeted

Published 2021년 5월 13일

Tridge summary

The article reports a significant decrease in the prices of pork, cattle, poultry meat, and various vegetables, tubers, and fruits in Hanoi, Vietnam due to an abundant supply and decreasing purchasing power. Surveys at local markets show price drops for items like zucchini, melon, and gourd, while spring-summer vegetables are also cheaper this year. The decrease in vegetable prices is attributed to overproduction and the economic impact of Covid-19, leading to slow market demand. Despite the challenges, Hanoi manages to meet 70% of its citizens' daily vegetable consumption needs through the planting and harvesting of around 3,000 hectares of spring-summer vegetables. The article emphasizes that the main issue is the surplus of vegetables not signed with stable consumption channels, which results in deep discounts.
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Original content

In general, the price of pork, cattle and poultry meat, and the prices of many vegetables, tubers, and fruits... also continued to decline sharply; The market is less active due to abundant supply while purchasing power tends to decrease. Prices of some items such as zucchini, melon, and gourd dropped sharply. Surveys at popular markets in the city such as: Trung Van Market (Nam Tu Liem District), Green Market (Cau Giay District), Ha Dong Market... showed that, compared to the same period last month, pumpkin prices green 6,000 VND/kg, reduced 10,000 VND/kg; elected 7,000 VND/kg, reduced 5,000 VND/kg; loofah 8,000 VND/kg, down 7,000 VND/kg… Spring-summer vegetables such as water spinach, water spinach, spinach… the price did not decrease as deeply as the gourd, zucchini, and melon varieties, but still low compared to the previous year's average. , ranging from 3,000 VND to 5,000 VND / batch. Ms. Nguyen Thi Nu, a small trader selling zucchini at Trung Van market (Nam Tu Liem ...
Source: Vietlinh

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