China: The supply of vegetables in Xinfadi Market is sufficient, and the overall price is stable

Published 2021년 1월 25일

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An unexpected snowfall on January 25 in Beijing led to a busy day at Xinfadi Market as farmers brought in wet, but still marketable, produce. Despite the weather, the vegetable supply remained plentiful and prices remained stable. However, not all vegetable prices moved in the same direction, with some experiencing declines and others increases. The market volume has slightly decreased from the previous year, but the stable supply and prices are expected to remain, with the exception of a few varieties likely to see temporary increases due to upcoming holiday-related cost factors. The market has a plan in place for extreme weather conditions to ensure a steady vegetable supply and relatively stable prices for consumers during the holiday season.

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Original content

On the morning of January 25, a snowfall came unexpectedly, but due to the high temperature, the snow fell on the ground and immediately turned into water, making the road a bit muddy. Only the branches of the trees and the shady corners remained. The imprint of the snow. A not too much snowfall also made the vegetable trading in Xinfadi Market more prosperous and busier than usual. It is understood that the impact of this snowfall on vegetable supply is minimal. The current vegetable supply in the market Sufficient, and the overall price is relatively stable. According to the data provided by the Statistics Department of Xinfadi Market, the weighted average price of nearly 100 kinds of road vegetables on the 25th was 4.20 yuan/jin, compared with 4.16 yuan/jin on the 24th and 4.26 yuan on the 18th. /Kg. From the data point of view, the overall price of vegetables is relatively stable. Among them, most varieties such as Chinese cabbage, wax gourd, onion, green radish, tomatoes, ...

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