Strawberries from China are listed on Hema, Chengdu market is in short supply

Published 2021년 10월 19일

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Litang alpine fresh strawberries, grown at an altitude of nearly 4,000 meters in Ding Zhen’s hometown, are being marketed in Chengdu Hema supermarkets almost two months earlier than the usual winter strawberries. The unique climate conditions of the plateau make these strawberries expensive and in short supply, with the price dropping from nearly 60 yuan to 49.9 yuan per 250-gram box. After four years of repeated breeding, the local strawberry planting area is 50 acres, with an average daily output of over 100 catties. Hema is planning to expand the planting of alpine strawberries to 200 acres next year to achieve a year-round supply. The strawberries have a higher sugar content due to the plateau environment, and are transported and stored properly to ensure a better taste.

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From the beginning of October, Litang alpine fresh strawberries from Ding Zhen’s hometown with an altitude of nearly 4,000 meters began to be marketed in Chengdu Hema, nearly two months earlier than ordinary winter strawberries. Alpine strawberries from Litang County, Ganzi, Sichuan, The unique climate conditions of the plateau made these strawberries "very expensive" and in short supply. At the Hema supermarket in Chengdu, the price of 250 grams per box reached nearly 60 yuan at the beginning of the market. Now the price has dropped, about 49.9 yuan/250g. According to Hema’s introduction, “due to the scarcity of production, the daily output is only more than 100 kilograms, and the current supply in Chengdu is in short supply”. Strawberries are divided into summer and winter seasons, and the taste is best with winter strawberries. The first batch of winter strawberries in previous years will not be available until November. However, the alpine strawberries that are listed in ...

Source: Guojiguoshu