Changyi Morning Report: Approximately 200 truckloads of ginger arrived at Kunfu Market, marking a decline in supply volume compared with yesterday. According to the morning market performance, end‑user demand remains sluggish. Purchasing merchants are cautious in stock replenishment, mostly restocki
There was a slight increase in garlic arrivals at Yushan Market in the morning, with around 28 trucks of garlic, part of which were garlic seeds for sale. There were few purchasers, the overall market was sluggish, and transactions were priced according to quality. The supply of stored garlic increa
Trading was quiet in the Jinxiang producing area in the morning. Affected by the final‑stage market, there were few transactions for non‑warehoused garlic with little price fluctuation, and prices were set according to quality. Buyers gradually shifted their purchasing to warehoused garlic. Willing
Changyi Morning Report: Around 220 truckloads of goods arrived at Kunfu Market, marking a decrease compared with yesterday. Judging from the morning market performance, terminal demand is sluggish. Merchants supplying to markets show moderate purchasing enthusiasm, mostly restocking according to act
Trading of off‑warehouse garlic in Jinxiang was sluggish in the morning. A dozen trucks of garlic arrived at the Yushan Market, while only sporadic supplies showed up at the South Outer Ring Market. There were few active buyers, and purchasers picked goods with price limits. The quality of leftover
Changyi Morning Report: Around 150 truckloads of goods arrived at Kunfu Market, a decrease compared with yesterday. Judging from the morning market performance, terminal demand has picked up. Merchants supplying to markets are more active in purchasing than yesterday, and goods are selling rapidly.
In the morning, the Jinxiang producing area saw a small volume of arrivals. Only a handful of buyers were purchasing goods for warehousing, leading to a subdued trading sentiment. Buyers mainly procured goods to meet rigid demand. Suitable‑matching goods moved relatively fast. Prices for high‑qualit
