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保供稳价 为了万家“烟火气”
Liao Ning Ri Bao· 2025-10-04 00:09
10月3日凌晨,在盘锦东北新发地市场,保供"战歌"早早奏响。市场内灯火如昼,照亮了满载全国 各地果蔬的货车长龙——草虾活蹦乱跳、盘锦河蟹透着鲜气,刚拆箱的苹果、榴梿围满采购商,商户忙 着理货、称重、打包,此起彼伏的吆喝声、车轮滚动声、电子秤播报声交织在一起,勾勒出一幅热闹非 凡的保供图景。 "一个月前,我们就跟四川石榴基地、云南橘子园签了订单农业协议,现在每天到货量比平日翻了 1.5倍!" 果区商户朱宝河一边擦拭着堆得冒尖的水果礼盒,一边笑着介绍。为了夯实货源,新发地提前 联动全国20余个农产品主产区,创新推行"产地直采+订单农业"模式。针对土豆、白菜等节日刚需蔬 菜,与辽宁本地合作社深度合作,提前预订3000吨的储备量,确保蔬菜供应不断档。对于石榴、橘子等 应季水果,新发地严格按照 "需求定产" 原则,从枝头采摘到运抵市场仅需24小时,新鲜度较以往提升 30%,充分满足顾客对新鲜果品的需求。 为保障安全,新发地每日对入场果蔬进行农药残留抽检,一旦发现不合格产品,当场下架销毁,绝 不流入市场。并安排专人实时监测农产品价格,严厉打击哄抬物价行为,目前,土豆、白菜等民生蔬菜 价格较平日下降5%,真正让市民买得实惠 ...
越来越贵的水果,我不想买单了
Hu Xiu· 2025-08-15 00:32
本文来自微信公众号:新周刊 (ID:new-weekly),作者:阿瑞,编辑:DR 国家统计局数据显示,从2015年到2024年,全国居民人均鲜瓜果消费量从40.5千克逐年增加至61.6千 克。以此计算,过去10年,中国人的"水果胃"以每年约4.8%的速度膨胀,增速要领先于粮食、蔬菜及食 用菌、肉类等其他大类。 消费需求一路走高,市场随即蠢蠢欲动,开始助推欲望的膨胀。从前名不见经传的水果被披上华丽的外 衣,以稀缺、健康、高颜值等优势,包装成人人必须种草的网红水果。社交平台上,网红水果登上各式 各样度量财富阶层的榜单,所谓"水果自由",也成了另一种意义上的"经济上行时期的美",向每一个向 往精致生活的普通人招手。 水果被赋予了远超其本身的意义,串起一条持续更新的鄙视链。车厘子价格跳水,樱桃李立马取而代 之;阳光玫瑰葡萄过气了,最近登上"葡萄界爱马仕"王座的是妮娜皇后葡萄;今年的荔枝性价比拉满? 别急,岭南佳果也有上、中、下等之分;就连小时候常吃的国产香蕉,不知何时也已被大型商超换成了 进口货。 水果王国的王座上,你方唱罢我登场,热闹仍在持续,不少人却后知后觉地试图跳出消费主义的陷阱 ——真正的"水果自由"似乎越 ...
端午假期将至 这份铁路出行携带物品清单请收好
Yang Shi Xin Wen· 2025-05-29 14:19
Food Regulations - Traditional festival foods such as zongzi and mung bean cake are allowed on trains, but should be sealed [1] - Foods with strong odors like durian and stinky tofu can be carried but are not recommended for consumption on the train [1] - Self-heating meals and hot pots with magnesium-aluminum heating packs are prohibited for both carry-on and checked luggage due to safety concerns [1] Daily Care Products - Liquid capacity limits apply to personal care items; non-aerosol containers like perfume must not exceed 100 milliliters, with a limit of one per type [3] - Aerosol products such as hairspray and sunscreen must not exceed 150 milliliters per container, with a total limit of 600 milliliters [3] - The use of aerosol products is prohibited on high-speed trains to avoid triggering smoke alarms [3] Sports Equipment - Foldable bicycles and balance bikes must be securely packaged and cannot be ridden in stations or on trains [5] - Small drones are allowed but cannot be used along railway lines [5] - Camping tents can be carried as long as they meet size and weight requirements [5] - Fishing rods must not exceed 1.3 meters in length when collapsed on high-speed trains and 2 meters on regular trains [5] Battery and Alcohol Regulations - Power banks with lithium batteries must not exceed 100 watt-hours; a typical 20,000 mAh power bank is permissible [7] - Unpackaged alcohol is not allowed, but sealed bottled alcohol with an alcohol content between 24% and 70% can be carried, with a maximum of 3,000 milliliters [7]
驻华外交官及媒体记者组团来汉 “漫步中国 发现武汉”中外媒体联合采访活动启动
Chang Jiang Ri Bao· 2025-05-08 00:41
Core Viewpoint - The "Walk in China: Discover Wuhan" media event aims to promote cultural exchange and cooperation among countries, highlighting Wuhan's blend of technological innovation and historical heritage [1][2]. Group 1: Event Overview - The event was launched on May 7, featuring a performance by Chinese talent and participation from foreign diplomats and media from countries such as Vietnam, Laos, Nepal, Indonesia, and Turkey [1]. - The initiative is organized by the Wuhan Municipal Publicity Department and the Central Radio and Television Station's Asia-Africa Center, marking the first stop of the "Walk in China" series [1]. Group 2: Diplomatic Engagement - Diplomats expressed intentions to strengthen cooperation, with Vietnam's ambassador noting Wuhan's cultural significance and its appeal as a tourist destination for Vietnamese and global visitors [1][2]. - Nepal's ambassador highlighted Wuhan as a model of sustainable development and innovation, emphasizing the city's rapid transformation and high-quality growth [2]. Group 3: Cultural and Economic Exchange - The Indonesian deputy ambassador mentioned potential collaboration in the electric vehicle sector, leveraging Wuhan's manufacturing base and Indonesia's strategic resources [2]. - The media team visited various cultural and historical sites in Wuhan, including the Yellow Crane Tower, which sparked reflections on cultural ties and the importance of cultural exchange [2][3].