Fruit for Chinese Mid-Autumn Festival has mixed performance

The Mid-Autumn Festival, an East Asian celebration, took place last Friday. The past two weeks have been the peak period for fruit purchases, and the various 'festival fruits' performed mixed. Durians, Xinjiang plums and some domestic apples performed poorly last week and the first half of this week, but prices rose two days before the holiday and sales increased rapidly. The prices of fruits such as soft-seeded pomegranates and Qiuyue pears are relatively stable, but lower than the same period in previous years. Imported and domestic apples The holidays are good for apple sales. Many traders said that everything went smoothly and that prices increased, but in general the apples were cheaper than in the same period last year. The difference is that it is understood that sales of imported apples were better last week and sales have slowed this week. The initial daily price fell a day or two before the holiday, while some traders who sell domestic apples said that sales in the past ...