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, it will have a certain impact on vegetable supply in the coming period.

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. From the monitoring data, as of December 24, among the vegetable varieties sold at Qiming Market in the urban area, except for 5 vegetable varieties such as radish, winter melon and Chinese cabbage whose prices were slightly cheaper, 3 vegetable varieties such as cucumber, pak choi and watercress had a retail price of 6 yuan per kg, 8 vegetable varieties such as hairy gourd, tomato and lettuce had a retail price of 7 yuan per kg, 2 vegetable varieties such as bitter gourd and lotus root had a retail price of 8 yuan per kg, while 5 vegetable varieties such as green beans, choy sum and Chinese kale had a retail price as high as 9 yuan per kg, setting a new high for this year.

It is reported that because the recent weather has continued to bring rain and lower temperatures, affecting vegetable growth, it will have a certain impact on vegetable supply in the coming period, and it is expected that vegetable prices in the urban area are more likely to show a slight fluctuation trend in the near future.