40元一斤 进口车厘子价格大跳水

Core Viewpoint - The price of imported cherries in Chengdu has dropped significantly, with predictions of further declines before the Chinese New Year, making cherries more accessible to consumers [5][9]. Price Decline in Retail and Wholesale Markets - The price of imported cherries has decreased by nearly 40%, with various sales channels reflecting this trend. For instance, 5 kg of 2J cherries is priced at 159 yuan, while 4J cherries have dropped from 78 yuan per kg to 50 yuan [5][6]. - In the wholesale market, the price for 5 kg of 2J cherries is currently 130 yuan, down from over 180 yuan last year, indicating a significant price reduction [6][8]. Promotional Activities and Online Sales - Retailers are offering promotional prices, such as 99 yuan for 5 kg of cherries, and online platforms are providing even greater discounts, with savings of over 60 yuan for online orders [7][8]. - High sales volumes are reported on platforms like Douyin, with daily sales reaching between 25,000 to 50,000 units for certain cherry products [7]. Factors Contributing to Price Reduction - The influx of Chilean cherries into the Chinese market this winter has led to a general decline in retail prices. The wholesale price has decreased by 15% to 25%, while retail prices have also dropped compared to last year [8]. - Improved logistics, including reduced shipping times and optimized customs processes, have contributed to a decrease in transportation costs by 10% to 20%, which is a key factor in the lower end prices [8]. Market Predictions and Consumer Sentiment - Some merchants predict that prices could drop to around 30 yuan per kilogram by late January to early February, coinciding with increased demand for cherries during the festive season [9]. - Consumer perceptions of cherry prices vary, with some expecting further reductions, while others still find prices above 30 yuan per kg to be expensive [9].