China: The price of vegetables has been reduced to a loss and still cannot be sold

Published 2022년 11월 17일

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Henan province's vegetable farmers are facing significant losses due to the epidemic, as traffic disruptions have prevented the sale of their crops. In Zhifang Town, over 200,000 mu of vegetables have been planted, but the main source of income for the villagers is becoming a worry rather than a profit. The traffic disruption has affected the market, reducing sales and slashing prices. The situation is similar in other towns and cities, with vegetables rotting in the ground and farmers incurring significant losses. The epidemic is disrupting various aspects of life in Henan, with other industries also facing depression, as seen in the mass layoffs at Jianye Group and other incidents.

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[The Epoch Times, November 17, 2022] (Reported by Epoch Times reporter Xiao Lusheng) "It's been three years, and I haven't felt as sad as this year." "Looking at the green and green vegetables rotting in the ground, I feel like my heart is bleeding People in Henan lamented that a large number of vegetables could not be sold due to the traffic jam due to the epidemic. "First Finance and Economics" reported on November 16 that Zhifang Town, Ruzhou City, Henan Province has planted more than 200,000 mu of vegetables this year. According to the plan, it can produce 3.5 million kilograms of shallots, 930,000 kilograms of spinach, and 510,000 kilograms of radishes. , 3.17 million kilograms of coriander and other vegetables. In the past, vegetables were the main source of income for the villagers, but this year, they have become their biggest worry. Yu Hang, a vegetable broker in the local vegetable wholesale market, said on the 15th that in previous years, the vegetable market he was in ...

Source: Epochtimes