In China, Shanghai prepares early vegetable baskets for citizens during Spring Festival

Published Jan 10, 2022

Tridge summary

Shanghai is making preparations to ensure the availability of vegetables and other necessities during the Spring Festival, with an emphasis on preventing disruptions to the "vegetable basket" supply. This includes the implementation of emergency plans by supply companies, the maintenance of low prices, and the stabilization of markets. Online and offline channels, including supermarkets and e-commerce platforms like Dingdong Maicai, will be active during the festival. The city plans to source vegetables from the south, with backup from the north, central, and western regions, and has established connections with supply bases in various regions to ensure a steady supply. Additionally, emergency measures such as vegetable market turnover reserves, base reserves, and green channels will be implemented to ensure market supply and stability under extreme circumstances.
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Original content

There are still more than 20 days before the Spring Festival of the Year of the Tiger. In response to the trend of more and more citizens staying in Shanghai for the Chinese New Year, the security situation of "vegetable baskets" during the Spring Festival in Shanghai has attracted much attention. The reporter learned from an interview yesterday that the city's vegetable market supermarkets, fresh food platforms, wholesale markets, etc. are currently protected. The supply company has prepared early, and has formulated a thorough emergency plan to ensure that the citizens can carry the "vegetable basket" steadily. Make sufficient preparations online and offline, and the prices of some vegetables have a downward trend In the Dagu Road vegetable market in Jing'an District, in front of the discount counter for cheap vegetables, dozens of varieties such as green cabbage, Chinese cabbage, pumpkin, white radish, onion and so on are piled up. In the evening, many citizens still came to ...
Source: Chinaeconomy

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