In response to the low temperature, retail prices of some vegetables have also risen in China

게시됨 2021년 1월 9일

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Qingdao, Shandong is experiencing a drop in temperature, leading to increased retail prices of vegetables due to higher transportation and preservation costs. The prices of vegetables such as green onions and hot peppers have significantly increased. In response, the local vegetable and aquatic products wholesale market has set up warm sheds and white incubators to store the vegetables. Despite the cold wave, the supply of various vegetables is expected to be sufficient to meet market demand, with the market's total reserves expected to exceed 1,400 tons.

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A drop in temperature has brought Qingdao, Shandong into a "quick freezing" mode. The retail prices of some vegetables have also risen, and the prices of vegetables such as green onions and hot peppers have increased significantly. In response to the low temperature, Qingdao’s vegetable and aquatic products wholesale market temporarily set up A simple warm shed has been set up. The merchants store most of the vegetables in white incubators. For some of the vegetables that are easy to freeze, they also specially cover them with a layer of quilts. Qingdao Chengyang Vegetable Aquatic Products Wholesale Market merchant Ren Xiuqin: Beans, celery, kidney beans, cucumbers, and eggplants are all frozen. The weather is too cold. Several beds are covered in the shed. Due to the cold wave, the cost of transportation and preservation of vegetables has increased, and the prices of some vegetables have risen. Among them, sharp peppers and green onions are the most obvious. Ren Xiuqin, a ...

출처: Chinaeconomy