风雪中守护“菜篮子”

Core Viewpoint - Jiangsu province is facing challenges in supply chain management due to recent rain and snow, prompting local supermarkets and agricultural markets to enhance their supply efforts to ensure food availability for residents [1][2][3] Group 1: Supply Chain Management - Nanjing's agricultural market has increased vegetable supply to 4,343 tons on January 19, a 37.8% rise compared to the previous week's daily average, with 3,000 tons of storable vegetables and 10,000 tons of fresh vegetables secured as backup [1] - Major meat suppliers like Su Food Group have signed agreements with large farming enterprises, resulting in a fresh meat supply of 51 tons and frozen meat of 122.4 tons, which is a 15.8% increase from normal levels [1] Group 2: Supermarket Operations - Supermarkets like Hema have increased their stock of essential goods by 50% and boosted delivery capacity by 20%, while also providing warm meals and heating supplies for delivery personnel [2] - Su Guo Supermarket has implemented direct sourcing to stabilize prices, supplying 86 tons of grains, 150 tons of vegetables, and 350 tons of fruits daily across 60 stores, while also preparing holiday food gift boxes [2] Group 3: Government Response - The Nanjing Municipal Bureau of Commerce has activated an emergency plan, organizing meetings with key enterprises to ensure accountability and monitoring supply data from 22 major companies [2] - Daily monitoring has shown that the retail price of 10 common vegetable types is 7.4 yuan per kilogram, and three types of pork are priced at 30.2 yuan per kilogram, remaining stable compared to the previous week [2] - The government is enhancing inter-departmental collaboration to address logistical challenges and is committed to maintaining a stable supply of essential goods [3]