Why are vegetable prices so high during the epidemic? Where should I report the high vegetable prices during the epidemic?

During the epidemic, many people found that when they bought vegetables in supermarkets, the prices were no longer the usual prices. Moreover, these vegetables had to be delivered at a certain price and a certain amount of money before delivery, so they had to find community owners to buy together. Why are vegetable prices so expensive during the epidemic? Is it because of insufficient manpower? Can we report the behavior of vegetable price increases? Let's take a look!

Why are vegetable prices so high during the epidemic?

This pneumonia has swept across the country. Due to its strong contagiousness, people dare not go out at will. We can see that many shops are not open for business, not just shops selling vegetables.

Currently, only larger shopping malls are open, and these shopping malls are disinfected and inspected every day.

In this way, we find that there are fewer shops selling vegetables, so naturally we can buy fewer vegetables. It is not like usual when we can see shops selling vegetables everywhere, whether in residential areas or markets. This naturally leads to higher prices of vegetables.

Where should I report the high vegetable prices during the epidemic?

Call 12345 to report it. I have already called. The price increase of local vegetables and meat is normal, but the price increase of noodles is too much.

All market prices must be subject to the state's management and allocation. If market merchants deviate from the state's principles and original intentions, the people should join hands to respond to the state's call, supervise and report on merchants who deviate from the state, the people and our party.

Should I report the price increase of vegetables during the epidemic?

During the epidemic, the rise in vegetable prices is reasonable, and it is not appropriate to impose heavy penalties or even close down businesses. After all, during special periods, logistics costs are indeed rising, but it is also right to manage market order and strictly prohibit speculation. It is also necessary to control the prices of masks and other necessary materials for epidemic prevention.

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