Meat and vegetable prices remain stable in Wuhan
Workers at an agricultural base in Wuhan, Central China's Hubei province, are busy collecting fresh vegetables, which will be sent directly to local farm produce markets. [Photo/Chutian Metroplis Daily]
The vegetable and meat supply has been sufficient in Wuhan, with a total of 7,400 metric tons of vegetables and 400 tons of meat served to consumers' tables every day. A sufficient food supply ensures that prices can be maintained at a reasonable level without any dramatic fluctuations.
Wei Zhenghui, a worker in charge of a local agricultural base in Wuhan, said that the base has adopted a semi-automatic production model to grow and harvest vegetables. Many vegetables at the base are fast-growing and become mature within 20 days.
Meanwhile, due to safety concerns, the Wuhan government has assigned special groups to investigate disinfection work done on poultry.