国产夏威夷果开采迎丰收 成世界第二大产地 斤价降10%低至19元

Core Insights - The harvesting season for macadamia nuts in Yunnan officially began on September 9, marking the start of the autumn harvest for various agricultural products in China [1] - By 2025, China's macadamia nut production is expected to exceed 90,000 tons, surpassing Australia and making China the second-largest producer globally, with Yunnan alone projected to yield 70,000 tons [1][4] - The quality of this year's harvest in Yunnan is reported to be exceptional, with improved nut size and reduced defect rates due to standardized cultivation and scientific management practices [4] Production and Pricing - The macadamia nut production in Yunnan is expected to continue its growth trajectory, with a stable yield and prices remaining relatively unchanged compared to last year [3] - Online retail prices for macadamia nuts have decreased by approximately 10% year-on-year, with prices dropping from around 20 yuan per pound to below 19 yuan [3][5] - JD Supermarket has implemented direct sourcing from Yunnan's core production areas, collaborating with local enterprises to reduce supply chain costs and enhance product quality [3][5] Quality Control and Consumer Engagement - JD Supermarket employs a rigorous quality control process involving 22 production steps, including strict initial screening and multiple quality checks to ensure high standards [7][10] - The company has launched a "100 Billion Agricultural Subsidy" initiative to further reduce prices for consumers, with premium macadamia nuts priced as low as 18.9 yuan per pound during promotional events [10][11] - The annual JD Agricultural Specialty Shopping Festival commenced on September 5, featuring various agricultural products and promotional offers to enhance consumer access to quality goods [10][11]