Group 1 - The super typhoon "Haikui" is approaching Foshan, prompting the local emergency supply system to be fully activated to ensure the availability of essential goods [1][2] - Major supermarkets in Foshan, including Walmart and Aeon, report sufficient stock levels of essential items such as rice, oil, meat, and vegetables, with prices remaining stable [1][2] - The local chain supermarket "Haomuchu" has increased daily deliveries of fresh products by 1-2 times compared to normal, ensuring a steady supply during the typhoon [2] Group 2 - The Zhongnan Agricultural Products Wholesale Market in Foshan is linked to over 1,000 acres of supply bases nationwide, with a daily supply of over 3,000 tons of fresh produce [3] - As of September 23, the vegetable supply has exceeded 2,500 tons, with a total market and cold storage inventory of over 10,000 tons [3] - Foshan's daily vegetable supply is between 4,200-4,500 tons, and the city has sufficient reserves of grains and oils to meet the needs of its residents for several months [3]

Core Viewpoint - The approach of Dongguan's commercial sector in response to the imminent threat of Typhoon "Haikui" includes emergency supply measures and ensuring the availability of essential goods for residents [1][2][6]. Group 1: Emergency Response Measures - Dongguan's flood and wind prevention command has raised the emergency response level from III to II due to the approaching typhoon, implementing a "five-stop" measure affecting schools, businesses, and transportation from September 22 to 25 [2][4]. - All industrial parks, production bases, and markets are required to cease operations during the typhoon period, ensuring safety and minimizing risks [2][4]. Group 2: Supply Chain Management - Major retailers like Walmart and Jia Rong have increased their stock of essential goods, including rice, cooking oil, vegetables, and meat, to meet the anticipated demand during the typhoon [3][6]. - Walmart's stores in Dongguan have ramped up logistics and supply chain operations, ensuring that shelves remain stocked and that online orders are fulfilled efficiently [6][4]. Group 3: Consumer Behavior and Market Conditions - Residents are actively purchasing essential supplies, with reports indicating that prices remain stable and there is no significant fluctuation in the cost of goods [3][5]. - The local government and businesses are advising consumers against excessive stockpiling, emphasizing that current inventories are sufficient to meet daily needs during the typhoon [6][7].