Many supermarkets in Beijing, China have launched insured dishes

Published 2021년 1월 18일

Tridge summary

Beijing residents are experiencing a surge in vegetable prices, especially Chinese cabbage, due to a combination of factors including cold weather in producing areas, increased transportation and logistics costs, and a shortage of manpower for sorting and packaging due to epidemic prevention measures. The shortage is further exacerbated by delays in the launch of southern vegetables and strong cold waves. In response, major supermarkets in Beijing are working to increase supply, and some are offering insured vegetables to allow citizens to purchase cheaply. During the Spring Festival, supermarkets plan to increase their stocks and maintain a stable supply and price.

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Original content

In the morning, Beijing residents bought vegetables in a large supermarket in Tongzhou. Photo by our reporter Bai Jikai. Recently, vegetable prices have risen to a certain extent, especially in winter, Chinese cabbage has become a hot commodity. The reporter learned that vegetable prices There are many reasons for the increase. On the one hand, the price of vegetables in the producing areas is high under the influence of cold wave weather, on the other hand, the cost of transportation and logistics has increased, and the cost of vegetable packaging has increased. Affected by the Hebei epidemic, vegetables are facing temporary difficulties in Beijing, but new developments The local market and the major supermarkets in Beijing are doing everything possible to increase the supply. The phenomenon that the price of Chinese cabbage is a bit high. "I went to the vegetable market last week and found that eggplants and lettuce were all 5 yuan per catty. Some time ago, eggplants were still ...

Source: Chinaeconomy