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Dalian: Why is the price of eggs rising slightly?

ECHEMI 2019-07-19

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The monitoring data released by the Dalian Development and Reform Research Center yesterday showed that the average prices of the 25 major agricultural and sideline products monitored from July 2 to July 8 rose 11 times and fell 3 times compared with last week. Grain, oil and meat prices rose and fell, aquatic products prices fell slightly, and egg and vegetable prices rose. The average retail price of 12 vegetables monitored as 3.01 yuan per kilogram (the same below), up 0.71% annually. Among them, the most obvious variety is Chinese cabbage, with a price of 1.47 yuan and a ring-to-ring increase of 8.90%. The more obvious variety is kidney bean, with a price of 3.26 yuan and a ring-to-ring decrease of 11.89%. The other varieties are all within 7%. Beef, chicken and eggs prices were 34.04 yuan, 10.30 yuan and 4.14 yuan, respectively, rising by 0.12%, 0.39% and 2.57% annually compared with the previous year; pork and mutton prices were 16.70 yuan and 36.04 yuan, respectively, falling by 0.36% and 0.66% annually compared with the previous year; milk prices were 4.41 yuan, which was flat annually. Due to the imminent incubation, high temperature makes some leafy vegetables unsuitable for storage, supply decreases and prices rise. It is expected that vegetable prices will continue to fluctuate slightly in the near future. Due to seasonal factors, some laying hens will enter the dormant period, and the market supply of eggs will be reduced, resulting in an increase in egg prices. (This kind of price information can be inquired in the column "People's livelihood commodity price information" on the website of Dalian Development and Reform Commission. 

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