Factors affecting fruit consumption

The price of the same fruit variety is quite different between domestic and imported. For example, the price difference between Chilean cherries and domestic cherries is several times, and the prices of the same domestic apples, such as Xinjiang and Shandong, are definitely different.

2, the influence of the season

At present, it is about to enter the fruit-bearing season. During this period, most fruit retailers use small profits but quick turnover to obtain corresponding labor cost profits, so the prices of bulk and ordinary fruits are lower. However, there are fewer kinds of fruits listed in March and April after the Spring Festival, which belongs to the off-season of fruits, and the sales volume has also declined, so the price is often higher.

3, the influence of demand

The same fruit, such as litchi, is naturally more expensive when it first comes out, because there are few goods in the market and there is a big demand. At the peak of maturity, the market supply is sufficient, and the price naturally drops slowly. When the market ended, the price naturally rose a little. Most fruits are like this.

4, the influence of fruit varieties

Variety also determines the price. Excellent varieties and characteristic varieties not only have high prices, but also sell well. At the same time, good fruits are symmetrical in shape, guaranteed in color and taste, and the cost is naturally higher, so the natural price of high-quality fruits favored by consumers is higher. For example, this year's rock sugar apples in Aksu, Xinjiang, because the goods from the early stage are small fruits, the whole piece is light in weight, so the selling price is low. In the later period, the fruit became bigger and the whole weight was much heavier than the original, so the selling price was higher. The supply price is different before and after the orchard, and the sales price is also different.

5, the influence of objective factors

Objective factors include natural factors and human factors. The price of fruit is also greatly influenced by the weather or climate. If the harvest is not good, the price will rise. The increase of human logistics and other costs will also affect the price of fruit to varying degrees.