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Prices double and sales surge at the flower base in Yao'an County ahead of International Women's Day
As International Women's Day approaches, the fresh flower market is once again welcoming its annual sales peak. As an important carrier of emotion and beautiful meaning, fresh cut flowers have become a popular gift option for expressing respect and care toward women. On this occasion, we visit the flower planting base in Yao'an County, Yunnan Province, to explore this
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What are the real reasons behind the crazy surge in flower prices in Jinshan?
Fellow flower lovers, if you've visited the Jinshan flower market recently, you must have been shocked by one phenomenon: flower prices here have generally risen sharply! Whether it's romantic roses, fresh lilies, or sunny sunflowers, prices have shot up like rockets. What on earth is going on? First, let's look at the prices.
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Chilean cherries enjoy a bumper harvest, market prices plunge
On January 11, 2025, the Port of Nansha in Guangzhou welcomed the largest batch of imported cherries of the 2024-2025 new cherry season. A cargo ship named "Maersk Salat" carrying more than 1,200 containers, weighing 20,000 tons of Chilean cherries, docked
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Vietnamese and Thai durians flood the market, and imported durian prices plunge 30-40% in one month
According to Vietnamese media reports, at the end of April the orchard purchase price of Ri 6 (Vietnamese Chin Hoa) fell 30-40% compared with early April, to 50,000-55,000 Vietnamese dong/kg, equivalent to 14.7-15.2 yuan/kg. Surveys show that purchase prices in Tien Giang Province, Ben Tre Province and Can Tho City were only 50,000
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Beijing Municipal Commerce Bureau: The recent high-level rise in vegetable prices will continue
At yesterday's Beijing epidemic prevention and control work session, an official from the Beijing Municipal Commerce Bureau explained the recent performance of market vegetable prices. First-level inspector Wang Hongcun said that due to multiple factors, vegetable prices in the city, especially leafy vegetables, have continued to rise since the National Day holiday. Monitoring shows that wholesale vegetable supply has declined recently; due to the diversity of the city's distribution channels,
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Pomelo prices plummet: red-fleshed pomelo, Sanhong pomelo and grapefruit markets remain sluggish
At present, China is in the season when pomelos ripen and hit the market in concentrated volumes. In recent years, pomelo varieties have been upgraded and replaced markedly, and many former premium varieties have now fallen from grace, with low purchase prices and slow market movement. Take the most traditional white-fleshed pomelo as an example: in Pinghe, Fujian, the price of white pomelo at the production area is as low as 0.5-0.6 yuan/jin,
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Australian avocado planting expands sharply, production up 65%, import prices plummet
Avocado is a fruit native to South America. In earlier years, prices were relatively good, but with the current growth in planting area, prices have fallen sharply. In recent years, due to strong consumer demand for avocados, Australian fruit farmers have rushed to plant them in large numbers, and many trees planted in the past two years began to flower and bear fruit this year. In addition,
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Anthurium industry chain hit by the pandemic, expanding exports to balance prices
Hit by the novel coronavirus pandemic, with the Level 3 epidemic alert about to reach two full months, religious venues, celebrations and public commercial promotional activities have all been suspended, dealing a severe blow to the flower market that relies heavily on such domestic demand, but relevant flower associations are still working hard on exports
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Indian Tea Hit by Drought and Pandemic, Prices Expected to Rise
Besides commodities, prices of other goods also continue to climb. Under the double blow of severe drought weather and a worsening pandemic, India, as the world's second-largest tea producer, is facing the threat of declining output and stalled tea-picking operations, which may further push tea prices up.
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Darjeeling black tea output plunges 90%, Indian tea prices may soar
Darjeeling black tea, ranked among the world's three major black teas, has recently been severely affected in output by local ethnic conflict and a major strike, with tea production in June alone falling 90%, dealing a major blow to the global tea market. Foreign media reported earlier that eastern India
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