China releases 5,100 tons of frozen beef and mutton reserves ahead of holidays
China's Ministry of Commerce announced on September 24 it will activate a daily monitoring system during the Mid-Autumn Festival and National Day holidays to ensure stable supply of daily necessities. Measures include guiding key enterprises to increase stockpiles of fresh produce and mooncakes, directing local authorities in major cities and tourist destinations to secure supplies, and releasing 5,100 tonnes of central reserve frozen beef and mutton in ethnic minority regions. Current market supply is sufficient with generally stable prices.
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China's Commerce Ministry Boosts Holiday Supply of Daily Necessities for Mid-Autumn and National Day
China's Ministry of Commerce announced on September 24 that it will activate a daily monitoring system during the upcoming Mid-Autumn Festival and National Day holidays to closely track supply and demand of daily necessities and ensure stable market operations. The ministry held a video conference instructing local commerce departments to strengthen supply guarantees. Key suppliers are directed to enhance production-sales connections, diversify sourcing channels, and increase stockpiles of hot-selling items such as fresh produce and mooncakes to meet diverse consumer demand. For major cities and popular tourist destinations expecting concentrated consumption and more visitors, local authorities are to lock in supplies in advance and prepare for demand-driven transfers. The ministry also coordinated with relevant departments to release 5,100 tonnes of central reserve frozen beef and mutton in ethnic minority regions to boost holiday meat supply. As of now, the national daily necessities market is well-supplied with generally stable prices. Ministry data from September 14-20 shows that large supermarket inventories of meat, eggs, vegetables, and milk increased by 3% to 8% compared to early September. Wholesale prices for grain, oil, and meat remained largely stable, while egg and vegetable prices rose slightly and fruit and aquatic product prices fell.
Read sourceChina's Commerce Ministry Boosts Holiday Supply of Daily Necessities for Mid-Autumn and National Day
China's Ministry of Commerce has held a teleconference to strengthen the supply of daily necessities for the upcoming Mid-Autumn Festival and National Day holidays. The ministry instructed key enterprises to enhance production-sales connections, expand sourcing channels, and increase stockpiles of hot-selling items such as fresh produce and mooncakes to meet diverse consumer demand. For key cities and popular tourist destinations, local authorities were directed to secure supply sources in advance and prepare for emergency transport. The ministry also coordinated with relevant departments to release 5,100 tons of central reserve frozen beef and mutton in ethnic minority regions to boost holiday meat supply. During the holiday period, a daily monitoring system will be activated to track supply and demand conditions. According to ministry data, as of September 14-20, inventories of meat, eggs, vegetables, and milk in large supermarkets increased by 3%-8% compared to early September. Wholesale prices for grain, oil, and meat remained stable, while egg and vegetable prices rose slightly and fruit and aquatic product prices fell.
Read sourceChina to Release 5,100 Tons of Frozen Beef and Mutton Reserves for Holidays
Ahead of the Mid-Autumn Festival and National Day holidays, China's Ministry of Commerce (MOFCOM) held a video conference to instruct local commerce departments to strengthen the supply of daily necessities. The ministry is guiding key enterprises to enhance production-sales connections and expand supply channels, increasing stockpiles of popular items like fresh produce and mooncakes to meet diverse consumer demand. For key cities and popular tourist destinations with concentrated consumption and more visitors, local authorities are being directed to lock in supply sources in advance and prepare for demand-driven transfers. In coordination with relevant departments, MOFCOM will release 5,100 tons of central reserve frozen beef and mutton in ethnic minority regions to boost holiday meat supply. During the holidays, the ministry will activate a daily monitoring system to closely track supply and demand of daily necessities, ensuring stable market operations.
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China to Release 5,100 Tons of Central Reserve Beef and Mutton for Holiday Market
On September 24, Jin10 Data reported that as the Mid-Autumn Festival and National Day holidays approach, China's Ministry of Commerce held a video conference to organize local commerce departments to strengthen the supply of daily necessities. The ministry instructed key supply enterprises to enhance production-marketing connections, expand sourcing channels, and increase stockpiles of hot-selling items like fresh produce and mooncakes to meet diverse consumer demands. For key cities and popular tourist destinations with concentrated consumption and increased visitors, relevant local authorities were guided to secure supplies in advance and prepare for demand-driven transfers. In coordination with relevant departments, the ministry organized the release of 5,100 tons of central reserve frozen beef and mutton in ethnic minority regions to boost the holiday meat market supply. During the holidays, the Ministry of Commerce will activate a daily monitoring system to closely track supply and demand of daily necessities, ensuring stable market operations.
China's Commerce Ministry Strengthens Supply Guarantees for Mid-Autumn and National Day Holidays
Ahead of the Mid-Autumn Festival and National Day holidays, China's Ministry of Commerce held a video conference to organize local commerce departments to strengthen the supply guarantee of daily necessities. The ministry instructed key supply enterprises to enhance production-sales connections, broaden sourcing channels, and increase stockpiles of hot-selling items such as fresh produce and mooncakes to meet diversified consumer demand. For key cities and popular tourist areas with concentrated consumption and increased visitors, authorities were told to lock in supply sources in advance and prepare for emergency dispatch. The ministry, together with relevant departments, will release 5,100 tons of central reserve frozen beef and mutton in ethnic minority regions to boost holiday meat supply. During the holidays, the ministry will launch a daily monitoring system to closely track supply and demand of daily necessities to ensure stable market operations. Currently, the national supply of daily necessities is sufficient and prices are generally stable. According to ministry monitoring from September 14-20, inventory of meat, eggs, vegetables, and milk in large supermarkets increased by 3%-8% compared to early September. Wholesale prices of grain, oil, and meat at major agricultural wholesale markets were largely stable, while egg and vegetable prices rose slightly, and fruit and aquatic product prices fell.
China's Commerce Ministry Boosts Holiday Supply of Daily Necessities for Mid-Autumn and National Day
China's Ministry of Commerce has announced measures to ensure the supply of daily necessities during the upcoming Mid-Autumn Festival and National Day holidays. In a televised conference, the ministry instructed local commerce departments to strengthen market supply guarantees. Key suppliers are being guided to enhance production-sales connections, expand sourcing channels, and increase stockpiles of popular items such as fresh produce and mooncakes to meet diverse consumer demand. For key cities and popular tourist destinations expecting concentrated consumption and more visitors, local authorities are directed to lock in supplies in advance and prepare for demand-driven transportation. The ministry will also coordinate with relevant departments to release 5,100 tons of central reserve frozen beef and mutton in ethnic minority regions to boost holiday meat supply. During the holiday period, the ministry will activate a daily monitoring system to closely track supply and demand conditions, aiming to maintain stable market operations.
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