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Sichuan Vegetable Price Report for This Week
The weighted average wholesale price of 28 kinds of vegetables at 9 large and medium-sized vegetable wholesale markets across the province under key monitoring by the Department of Agriculture in the 51st week of 2015 (December 14, 2015 - December 20, 2015, the same below) was 3.70 yuan/kg, an increase of 0.03 yuan from 3.67 yuan last week, up 0.8% week-on-week. By variety,
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Nanchong ensures adequate and stable-priced vegetable supply during the dual festivals
[ Introduction China Vegetable Network ] The reporter learned from the Chuanbei Agricultural Products Wholesale Market that, in order to guarantee the safe and stable supply of vegetables in Nanchong during New Year's Day and the Spring Festival, the market has actively contacted large local vegetable planting bases and out-of-town vegetable growers so as to promptly replenish market
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Why do vegetable prices in Shaoguan's urban area keep rising?
[ Lead China Vegetable Network ] On the 24th, it was learned from the Municipal Agriculture Bureau that, according to recent price monitoring data, affected by the earlier low-temperature and rainy weather, vegetable prices in the urban area have continued to rise and remain high. It is reported that because the recent weather has continued to bring rain and lower temperatures, affecting vegetable growth
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Vegetable prices in Huai'an, Jiangsu continue to rise for two weeks, with high-priced vegetables dominating
Vegetable prices in the urban area of Huai'an, Jiangsu Province rose modestly for a second consecutive week. Yesterday, monitoring data from the Municipal Price Monitoring Center showed that the average price of the 32 kinds of vegetables monitored in the urban area rose slightly by 0.7 percentage points last week, with the current price at about 3.5 yuan/500 grams. Judging from recent trends, affected by earlier rain and snow weather, vegetable prices in the urban area are currently in a relatively stable period after climbing to a high level.
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Bumper harvest of sandy-soil radishes in Tongliang District, Chongqing, with prices rising
Recently, the thousand-mu sandy-soil radish crop at the vegetable base in Gaolou Town, Tongliang District, Chongqing, has reached its harvest period, with a wholesale price of more than 1 yuan per kilogram, up 30% from the same period last year. The market retail price is 2 yuan to 2.2 yuan per kilogram.
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Beijing Garlic Prices Enter a Rising Phase, A Brief Market Analysis
Eating garlic regularly is very good for the body, because the sulfur compounds contained in garlic have extremely strong antibacterial and anti-inflammatory effects, inhibiting and killing various cocci, bacilli, fungi and viruses, and it is currently the strongest antibacterial agent found among natural plants
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Garlic prices in Binzhou, Shandong rise with the tide: "Garlic You Fierce" strikes again
On December 21, the reporter learned that since late November, after heavy snow in garlic-producing areas, cold-storage garlic prices have continued to rise, with prices last weekend hitting a new high since 2012. Last weekend, the purchase price of ordinary mixed-grade garlic in the Jinxiang producing area climbed to 3.9 yuan/jin, compared with 2.3 yuan at this year's storage period
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Vegetable prices in Hangzhou, Zhejiang may soon see a new round of increases
According to the business forecast of the Zhejiang Provincial Department of Commerce, during this period (December 14 - December 20), the overall prices of daily necessities in Zhejiang Province rose, with vegetables and aquatic products leading the gains. As temperatures continue to drop, offshore fishing catches keep declining, and the overall output of freshwater fish is relatively weak,
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Scallion Prices Buck the Trend, Nicknamed "Forward Scallion"
Right now, prices for all kinds of winter vegetables are fairly stable, and only the scallion has bucked the trend, carving out a "Forward Scallion" path of soaring prices. As the weather gradually turns cold, the scallion is one of the indispensable side vegetables on the winter dining table, and in most parts of the north, people still keep
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Australian macadamia annual production hits a new record, prices remain firm
For Australian macadamia (also known as Australian nut) growers, 2015 will be a year of bumper harvest, with national macadamia production reaching the highest record in history. At present, the production of in-shell nuts with a moisture content of 10% is 48,300 tonnes (45,100 tonnes at a moisture content of 3.5%), an increase of
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