Vege consumption per capita in China was 447KG in 2017, much higher than the worldwide average of 134KG. Traditionally, vegetables in China were distributed from farmer households to consumers through traders and wet markets, with safety issues around agricultural chemicals and lack of guarantees. Recently, supermarkets have become more prominent but generally source from the same intermediaries as wet markets rather than establishing own production, and focus in wealthier neighborhoods.
Vege consumption per capita in China was 447KG in 2017, much higher than the worldwide average of 134KG. Traditionally, vegetables in China were distributed from farmer households to consumers through traders and wet markets, with safety issues around agricultural chemicals and lack of guarantees. Recently, supermarkets have become more prominent but generally source from the same intermediaries as wet markets rather than establishing own production, and focus in wealthier neighborhoods.
Vege consumption per capita in China was 447KG in 2017, much higher than the worldwide average of 134KG. Traditionally, vegetables in China were distributed from farmer households to consumers through traders and wet markets, with safety issues around agricultural chemicals and lack of guarantees. Recently, supermarkets have become more prominent but generally source from the same intermediaries as wet markets rather than establishing own production, and focus in wealthier neighborhoods.
Direct sales safety hazards that associated with vegetables Traders [Goldaman(2001)] In developing countries, supermarkets Agricultural chemicals prefer to purchase vegetable sform the same intermediaries, instead of establish- ing their own production base. Intermediaries [(Michelosn, 2018)] - mart has the same external suppliers as wet markets. Wet Market No guarantee on vege safety.