Streptococcus suis epidemic affected the decline of large meat sales in some stalls in Lanzhou
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Last Update: 2008-11-03
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Source: Internet
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Author: User
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Introduction: Lanzhou has also been greatly affected since the "Streptococcus suis" epidemic in Sichuan Province was released by the news media It is understood that as of August 3, this "Streptococcus suis" reaction has appeared in Lanzhou for nearly a week, and the sales volume of each pork sales point has declined On the contrary, the meat sales of some big brands have not declined, but increased on the previous basis On August 3, the reporter walked into IKEA supermarket near shuangchengmen According to master Zhang of the supermarket's pork sales point, before the outbreak, the point was able to sell two pigs a day on average, and now it can only sell more than one Mr Zhang said sadly that although he sold locally raised pigs and had complete quarantine certificates and quality certificates, he was still affected The salesperson nearby said that the pigs are all local now, and the pigs from other places dare not enter at all, especially those from Sichuan It can be said that now they are "smelling the change of color in Sichuan" In the afternoon, the reporter interviewed the green market and the industrial and trade shop of the West Taihua supermarket The pork sales at these points were also greatly affected, among which the pork sales in the green market lost about 1 / 3 of the previous sales But on the contrary, at present, the meat sales of some big brands have increased instead of falling, making up for the market demand.
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