Adequate food supply pledged
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Shanghai authorities are buckling down to ensure adequate food supplies and stable prices during Spring Festival.
The city鈥檚 wholesale markets have strengthened links between production and sales and organized sources of food, as more people will remain in the city for the holiday than in years past, according to Liu Min, deputy director of the city鈥檚 commerce commission.
Major vegetable wholesale markets have enhanced their connections with large-scale vegetable production bases in Shandong, Jiangsu, Guangdong, Yunnan and Hainan provinces, while wholesale markets for pork will ensure access to stable supplies from 127 slaughterhouses in 16 provinces, including Hebei, Shandong, Heilongjiang and Jiangsu.
The city pledged to ensure the daily supply of 7,000 tons of vegetables, while more than 8,000 pigs will be put on the market every day.
The Shanghai Vegetable Group will increase its daily turnover of vegetables from 6,000 to 8,000 tons.
Major wholesale markets for aquatic products will supply more than 1,000 tons of fresh, chilled and frozen products every day.
The city鈥檚 wholesale and vegetable markets, supermarkets and e-commerce businesses that sell fresh produce will stay open for business as usual.
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