How much is the price of fertile oranges per jin in 2019? Will prices rise in 2020?

Mandarin is a kind of fruit that is often eaten in winter. the fruit is full and festive in appearance, and many people will buy mandarin as a New year product. So how much is the price of fertile oranges per jin in 2019? Will prices rise in 2020?

How much is the price of fertile oranges per jin in 2019?

The price of mandarin in 2019 is higher than that of previous years. Especially during the Spring Festival in 2019, the price is higher than in previous years. In 2019, the price of good fruit in Wuming, Guangxi is as high as 4.8 yuan per jin, and ordinary fruit can be sold at 3.5 yuan per catty. The price of fertile mandarin in Yunnan is slightly higher, with good fruit reaching 4.5-5.5 yuan. It is said that this price is already relatively high among citrus fruits. In other provinces and cities in China, the price of mandarin is about 3.5 yuan.

Second, will the price of mandarin go up in 2020?

At the end of 2019, prices are generally rising, and the prices of fresh fruits and vegetables have risen to a certain extent. The editor thinks this trend will continue until 2020. Because Wo mandarin goes on the market during the Spring Festival, prices generally rise to a certain extent during the Spring Festival, and with the continuation of the rising trend in 2019, it is expected that the price of Wo mandarin may hit a new high in 2020. If the price of mandarin goes up, for fruit growers, deducting the cost can make more than double the profit, and one mu of mandarin can earn tens of thousands of yuan.

III. The sale of fertile oranges

In the southern region, the price of mandarin will be relatively low, if you conduct a survey in the market, we can find that most of the mandarin sold in the south are secondary or common fruit. These mandarin oranges are basically bought by small vendors from the origin of the mandarin mandarin, and most of them are selected ordinary fruits. Most of the relatively high-quality mandarin oranges are sold wholesale to the north. Because fertile oranges cannot be grown in the north, higher profits can be made in the north.

In recent years, the sales of oranges are still very good, and with the expansion of sales channels, fruit growers can reap more profits.