China: A large number of domestic small cherries are on the market, and their prices have been lower

Published 2021년 4월 8일

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Small cherries in Southwest China are now available in the market, with prices ranging from 10-25 yuan per catty, the lowest since last year. The main supply is from Panzhihua, Sichuan, especially the Miyi cherries. The planting area for these cherries in Sichuan is estimated at 150,000 mu, with an annual yield of 80-100,000 tons. Due to their tender nature, small cherries have a limited supply time and face challenges in long-distance transportation and storage. However, efforts are being made to improve post-harvest processing technology, optimize variety, and extend storage time to enhance their marketability.

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In early April, domestic small cherries in the southwest region began to go on the market one after another. At the farmers’ market on the streets of Chengdu, the lowest price of cherries is only about 15 yuan per catty, and the larger ones can be sold for more than 20 yuan per catty. The price is 5 per catty lower than last year. -10 yuan. In Kunming, the price of domestic cherries is 25 yuan per catty, which is lower than last year’s 35 yuan per catty. In Guiyang, the price of cherries is 20-30 yuan per catty, which is also lower than last year. Currently all parts of Southwest China The small cherries are mainly from the Panzhihua area of Sichuan, while the local cherries from all over the southwest are expected to be available in large quantities in mid-to-late April, and the price will be lower. Panzhihua Miyi cherries are undoubtedly the best in the cherry market in the near future. Miyihuangcao cherries can be regarded as a native Sichuan cherry variety and the earliest ...

Source: Guojiguoshu