山东蒙阴：2025年居民主要生活消费品价格总体下降2.44%

Core Viewpoint - In 2025, the average prices of 55 major consumer goods in the market of Mengyin County, Shandong Province, show a mixed trend with 13 items increasing, 16 remaining stable, and 26 decreasing, resulting in an overall price decline of 2.44% compared to 2024 [1] Grain Products - The average prices of two monitored grain products decreased by 3.85% in 2025 compared to 2024, with wheat at 1.19 yuan per jin (down 6.75%) and corn at 1.18 yuan per jin (down 0.94%) [1] Processed Grain Products - Among seven monitored processed grain products, one increased, five remained stable, and one decreased, with an average price increase of 0.35%. Green beans rose to 6.8 yuan per jin (up 4.62%), while other products like standard flour and corn flour remained stable, and japonica rice decreased to 2.74 yuan per jin (down 2.16%) [1] Edible Oils - The average prices of five monitored edible oil products decreased by 5.25% in 2025 compared to 2024, with soybean oil at 35 yuan for 5 liters remaining stable, while peanut oil decreased to 10.44 yuan per jin (down 9.89%) [1] Meat, Poultry, and Eggs - The average prices of eight monitored meat, poultry, and egg products decreased by 9.09% in 2025 compared to 2024, with pork prices dropping significantly (e.g., lean pork at 14.8 yuan per jin down 12.53%) and eggs at 3.58 yuan per jin (down 22.82%) [2] Aquatic Products - Among four monitored aquatic products, the average price increased by 3.59% in 2025, with live crucian carp at 7.93 yuan per jin (up 3.85%), while other products remained stable or saw minor decreases [2] Vegetables - The average prices of 17 monitored vegetable products decreased by 3.52% in 2025, with significant increases in prices for cucumbers (up 2.46%) and tomatoes (up 6.98%), while others like celery and cabbage saw notable declines [3] Fruits - The average prices of five monitored fruit products increased by 2.93% in 2025, with apples rising to 3.52 yuan per jin (up 18.95%) and watermelons at 2.43 yuan per jin (up 4.49%), while bananas and pears experienced price declines [4]