Trends in supply and demand for major vegetables in South Korea

Published 2021년 3월 16일

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The article reports on the impact of cold waves and heavy snowfall on the quality and availability of vegetables in China, with a focus on Chinese cabbages and radishes. The quality issues have led to a higher percentage of lower-quality produce, particularly in winter cabbages and radishes, which in turn has affected prices in the wholesale market. Despite the quality issues, onion prices are expected to remain stable. The article also mentions the effects of the abnormal climate on the cultivation of onions and Korean leeks, leading to decreased shipments and price fluctuations. Imported leeks have been used to make up for the shortfall, and it is anticipated that prices will decrease in the middle of next month when fresh onions are shipped.

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Wholesale prices of vegetables damaged by cold waves remain flat The quality of Chinese cabbages and radishes, due to cold waves and heavy snowfalls, deterioration in quality Delivered to factories in some quantities Heavy-duty radishes must be dealt with directly in the production area or through the wholesale market to prevent a drop in prices. Onion prices to be higher than average wholesale prices of most vegetables affected by cold weather are expected to remain flat. According to the Korea Rural Economic Institute's Agricultural Observation Headquarters and Garak-dong Agricultural and Marine Products Wholesale Market auctioneers, the currently shipped cabbages and radishes are of poor quality due to cold weather and heavy snowfall in January. little. # Chinese cabbage, radish… Deterioration of quality Some quantities, delivered to factories Winter cabbages grown in Jeonnam and wintered radishes from Jeju were damaged by cold waves and heavy snow that lasted from December to ...

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