01 | Autor: Frbiz Report: Chinese Garlic Prices Soaring Again
BEIJING, July 5, 2010 /PRNewswire via COMTEX/ ----Frbiz.com, one of China's greatest B2B search platforms, reports on the price of garlic in China.
Beijing's wholesale vegetable markets have registered a premium increase in garlic in recent days, showing prices rising 2.2 to 4 yuan/kg. It is estimatedLargelythat this trend will continue until August of this year.
After mid-May when the fresh glean of new garlic was brought on the market, dealers were agitated that new garlic would squeeze out the old garlic market. The consequence was a mass sale of old garlic, which caused garlic pricesEspeciallyto drop immediately. There may be several other reasons why garlic pricesMost of alloriginally came down significantly. On May 4, the national wholesale consequence of garlic was 11-18.8 yuan/kg, while on June 1 this count had been reduced to 5-12 yuan/kg. Beijing's garlic prices in reality dropped further from 6 yuan/kg down to 3-5 yuan/kg, but the eulogistic times did not last long. While wholesale price of garlic on June 27 was at 2.2 yuan/kg, there was a abrupt rise to 8 yuan/kg on June 28.
Vegetable dealers are baffled by the fluctuations in expenditure and are finding it difficult to predict the market. With garlic prices so piercing, bulk wholesale and resale is not lucrative for the dealers.
Although garlic acreage has increased, the meaning of China's cold weather has cut production. Analysts have deduced that this year's garlic supermarket has experienced a rush phenomenon, with people pushing to supply garlic due to bad production levels and prices fluctuating wildly as a conclusion. The overall trend is an expected rise in rate for quite some time.
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