What improvements have been made to the smart farmers market?

(1) Environmental transformation

In the past, farmers’ markets gave people the impression that the environment was dirty, messy, and poor. Garbage could be seen everywhere, and the venue was filled with foreign objects and smelled bad. These traditions Problems with the farmer's market environment directly affect consumers' purchasing desires. The first thing that the renovated smart farmer's market will achieve is a major change in the environment: market passages should be ensured to be smooth and dead corners of stalls should be eliminated; dedicated personnel should be assigned to clean the environment of the farmer's market; the location should be managed in an orderly manner; a clean and tidy environment should ensure food safety to a certain extent. safety.

(2) Information Disclosure

Due to the extensive and decentralized management model of traditional farmers’ markets, market managers cannot strictly control issues such as the source of merchants, the price of dishes, and the safety and quality of agricultural products. Without control, market information cannot be made transparent. Zhongke firmly believes that the smart agricultural trade system can conduct traceability inspections, price monitoring, and publish transparent information on the LED display of the smart farmers market, which will help market managers better manage and make it easier for consumers to quickly understand dish information.

(3) Quality Traceability

The government is particularly concerned about people’s livelihood issues, with food safety at the top of the list. Many smart farmers' markets have already established traceability management systems in response to government policies. Take Zhongke Shenxin Smart Farmers' Market as an example. Its food safety traceability function guarantees consumers' right to know the source of goods. Consumers only need to take out their mobile phones to scan and consume. The QR code on the receipt can be used to know product information, supplier information, warehousing information, merchant information, etc., ensuring the authenticity, safety and reliability of food sources at the source.

(4) Data Integration

Traditional farmers' markets have loose management of property in the market. Some merchants who set up stalls directly operate and sell without contracts. They have no control over location, goods, fee merchants, etc. Management is unclear.

If the market manager needs to realize the unified digital property management of the smart farmer’s market, Zhongke firmly believes that the smart farmer’s market can achieve unified management of the smart farmer’s market based on contract management and related locations, commodities, fees, and merchants. Allow daily market managers to easily achieve smart management.

As the most basic place to protect people’s livelihood, farmers’ markets are related to the livelihood of every household. In order to adapt to the development needs of the times, the transformation and upgrading of farmers' markets is also a general trend. Zhongke firmly believes that the smart agricultural trade system is committed to helping the transformation and upgrading of smart agricultural markets, responding to relevant government food safety supervision policies, and "protecting" consumers' food health.