Mid-Autumn Festival in Jincheng Supermarkets

Mid-Autumn Festival is still more than half a month away, the Mid-Autumn Festival gift boxes in major supermarkets ushered in hot sales. Reporters in the interview learned that this year's popular gift box is not only limited to traditional moon cakes, red wine, nuts, grains, snacks and other diversified varieties are also popular, and the price is more affordable. Over the past few days, reporters have visited many supermarkets in the city to learn that this year's Mid-Autumn Festival gift boxes show the characteristics of "diversification". In addition to traditional moon cakes, red wine and liquor gift boxes, many nuts, groceries, snacks and gift boxes for imported fruits, frozen seafood and cooked food sauce are popular on supermarket shelves. According to the merchants, the listing of these new products has changed from the relatively single variety of Mid-Autumn Festival gift boxes in the past. At the same time, although it is sold in the form of "gift box", there is no "premium" for it. According to the merchant, the price of many gift boxes is very favorable. Take a comprehensive nuts Mid-Autumn Festival gift box as an example, including pistachios, cashew nuts, birch nuts, hazelnuts and other independently packaged nuts, with a total weight of more than 1.8 kg and a discount price of more than 260 yuan, which is more affordable than purchasing these nuts alone. In addition, there are also seafood gift boxes containing yellow croaker, shrimp and cod, including potato chips, biscuits, preserves, fruit juice and other leisure gift bags, and the cost-effective ratio is also very high.
2026-08-22
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