How much is corn per jin? 2019 price trend forecast
Corn is a vegetable that every household loves to eat. In the north it is also a staple food. But in recent years the corn market has not been particularly ideal. So how much is corn per jin now? What will the 2019 fresh corn price trend forecast look like? Follow the Tuliuwang editor below and take a look~
1. The price of corn in 2019
1. Fresh corn
Fresh corn mainly goes to people's dining tables, and its retail price is a bit higher than that of dry corn. The editor quite likes eating fresh corn, and the price of fresh corn in major supermarkets is also around 1.48 yuan.
2. Dry corn
Dry corn kernels are much cheaper than fresh corn, and are mainly used as feed. Or they are bought by deep-processing enterprises and processed into cornmeal or dry corn flakes. Or popcorn. But the price is relatively low. The price of dry corn on the market is only around 8 mao per jin.
2. Corn price trend
Broadly speaking, it is stable. There is not much fluctuation.
3. 2019 fresh corn price market forecast
In 2019, the editor estimates that corn prices will not fluctuate too much either. It is now winter, and the price of newly produced corn has already broken through the one-yuan mark. After many years, fresh corn in 2019 has finally returned to the one-yuan throne. But people who know the trade should also responsibly say that this does not mean that as soon as newly produced corn hits the market, its price can immediately reach more than one yuan per jin. Industry insiders generally believe that although both buyers and sellers in the market are optimistic about the high opening trend of the new-season corn, the abrupt halt in the recent rise in purchase prices shows that terminal purchasing enterprises in the spot market are relatively rational, and although they are optimistic about the listing price of new corn, they will not be overly bullish.
Alright, the above is how much fresh corn is per jin, brought to you by the Tuliuwang editor. We hope it is helpful after reading. See you next time