The south continues to rainy, and the price of cucumbers has risen sharply in China

Published 2024년 7월 5일

Tridge summary

At the end of June, continuous rain in southern China caused a sharp rebound in cucumber prices after months of decline, with national wholesale prices exceeding 2 yuan per jin by July 2. The surge was due to disrupted transportation and reduced local supply. Shandong cucumbers, benefiting from greenhouse cultivation, saw the highest prices, while regions like Yunnan had lower prices. The overall increase was driven by weather impacts, reduced planting areas, and quality differences. Shandong cucumbers are highly competitive, with peak sales in July-August, and prices are expected to remain high.
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Original content

At the end of June, under the influence of continuous rainy weather in the south, the domestic cucumber price rebounded sharply after several months of sluggishness. On July 2, the overall average price of cucumbers in the national wholesale market exceeded the 2 yuan mark, reaching 2.08 yuan. This is the first time that the unit price has exceeded 2 yuan since the cucumber price began to fall on April 10 this year. In the terminal market, the price of the southern market led the country. In this price increase, taking Suzhou Nanhuanqiao Wholesale Market as an example, the cucumber price jumped rapidly from 2.1 yuan/jin to 3.65 yuan/jin in two days. Other market prices also generally showed an upward trend, and the overall increase in the southern market was greater than that in the northern market. This was affected by the continuous rain in the south, some highways were closed, and the circulation of cucumbers from other places was not smooth. The local cucumbers were affected ...
Source: Guojiguoshu

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