The supply of new garlic at Shanlu Market keeps rising today. There were 70 to 80 truckloads of garlic during the morning peak period, and around 30 to 40 truckloads in the afternoon. Vendors sell goods at market-going prices, with some taking a more proactive selling stance. The number of market bu
Changyi Morning Report: Around 120 trucks of goods arrived at Kunfu Market today, showing no obvious increase or decrease compared with yesterday. The purchasing enthusiasm of merchants supplying other markets has rebounded slightly. Transactions proceed normally following market trends. High-qualit
In the morning, the supply of garlic in warehouses in Jinxiang remains relatively abundant. Most sellers sell goods at market-going prices, while buyers are still inactive in purchasing. Those with rigid demand select goods strictly and bargain for price limits. Buyers for garlic splitting and dehyd
Changyi Morning Report: Around 130 truckloads of goods arrived at Kunfu Market today, a slight decrease compared with yesterday. The number of purchasing merchants on site is relatively small, and most buyers are adopting a wait-and-see attitude with sluggish overall purchasing willingness. Trading
Changyi Morning Post: Today, Kunfu Market received around 180 truckloads of goods, an increase compared to yesterday. However, the number of purchasing merchants present decreased. The purchasing mentality was cautious and rational, and the transaction was weak. The phenomenon of price reduction and
In the morning, there was a small increase in the supply of garlic in the Jinxiang warehouse. The supply of goods for sale was abundant, and sellers accompanied the shipment. Some sales were a bit proactive. Buyers mainly purchase goods with essential needs, and their enthusiasm for purchasing has n
Market Dynamics: Changyi Morning Post: Today, Kunfu Market received around 170 truckloads of goods, an increase compared to yesterday. Merchants at the market were cautious in their purchasing attitude and their purchasing enthusiasm was not high. Most of them were replenishing goods for essential n
