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Tangerine glut leaves growers desperate, pandemic makes sales difficult in some production areas
Every year from October to December is the tangerine harvest season in the south. Due to the impact of the pandemic in the first half of the year, tangerines in some areas were severely unsalable, and worried about another outbreak of the pandemic in winter, growers had no choice but to sell at a painful loss. The reporter learned from Yang Mei (pseudonym) of Zhifu Village, Jiangxia District
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The maca myth is shattered: unsalable at the place of origin, priced lower than radishes
The maca myth is shattered: at the place of origin it rots, priced lower than radishes!
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Agricultural products are unsalable and piling up like mountains, with no one interested even at eight fen per jin
Agricultural products piled up like mountains: no one wants them even at eight fen per jin
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Free-range chickens in many places are unsalable and cannot be sold. Is raising free-range chickens still profitable?
Is raising free-range chickens profitable? Why are free-range chickens unsalable and cannot be sold in many places?
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When agricultural products are unsalable year after year, how can you see the planting situation clearly?
There are unsalable products every year, so how can you see the planting situation clearly?
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In 2018, garlic suffered a large-scale unsalable surplus. When is the right time to sell garlic?
First, let one thing be clear: given this year's severe oversupply, garlic farmers will face the risk of loss no matter when they sell. For farmers who have gradually begun storing garlic, the immediate priority is to protect the garlic well and strive to...
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How to solve the problem of unsalable agricultural products? E-commerce charity helps farmers crack the code
"After a week of effort, all 250,000 jin of charity apples in the Jiutu Village area of Yongping Township were sold out, recovering about 5,000 yuan in losses per household on average." At 10:28 p.m. on October 24, after posting this Weibo message through his mobile client, Pan Zhe, deputy county head of Li County, Longnan City, Gansu Province, finally breathed a sigh of relief.
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What to Do When Agricultural Products Don't Sell? E-commerce Helps Resolve Sales Difficulties
The rural market, with its diverse consumer demand and enormous potential, has long been regarded as the blue ocean for Chinese e-commerce. The problem of unsalable agricultural products is a longstanding issue, mainly due to farmers' excessively high expectations for agricultural product prices, combined with the lagging development level of local rural e-commerce and farmers' lack of knowledge about selling agricultural products online.
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What to Do When Fruit Won't Sell? Internet Thinking Helps You Open Up Sales Channels
Right now is the peak season for fruit to hit the market in large quantities, yet in many places fruit is going unsold. Some people think it's because sales channels are blocked, while others feel the quality of the products themselves isn't solid enough. Looking at the news from the past few days, you'll find that recently things like the crisp pears of Qianxian, Shaanxi, and the Red Fuji apples of Yuncheng, Shanxi, haven't been selling well, and corn in Dongfang, Hainan province has also seen unsold stock.
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Why are strawberries still unsalable on a large scale after the rumors were refuted?
On April 26, a media outlet bought 8 samples of strawberries from the market and "detected acetochlor exceeding the standard," thereby concluding that strawberries "cause cancer," which triggered panic among consumers. On May 1, this newspaper published "Is 'Strawberry Pesticide Residue Exceeding the Standard Causes Cancer' True?", reporting that Beijing
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