It is almost the New Year, 14,000 boxes of limes are still backlogged in Wuhan warehouses, and Changyang citrus farmers are looking forward to good people to purchase

Chutian Metropolis Daily, February 6 (reporter Liu Shan, Liu Zhongcan, intern Su Wenjun) on the 6th, Ms. Shi of Changyang, Yichang, reflected that near the Spring Festival, she still had 14,000 boxes of Changyang limes backlog in Wuhan, this batch of goods was originally introduced to Hanchuan, but now the order is in vain, and it is necessary to bear a freight when transported back to Changyang, hoping that well-meaning citizens in need can come to Ms. Shi to buy limes.

Ms. Shi said she and several fruit farmers planted more than 100 acres of limes, which were sold locally in Changyang in previous years, usually when merchants came to place orders and sold out before the eighteenth day of the lunar month. This year, there was an intermediary in Wuhan who helped matchmaking and prepared to sell the oranges to the factory in Hanchuan and distribute them to ordinary workers as a holiday material at the end of the year. On February 2, Ms. Shi spent money to transport the oranges to Hanchuan, because the middleman did not follow up in time, the factory had purchased other materials, the order had to be yellow, she was dumbfounded.

Today, a reporter from Chutian Metropolis Daily came to Hanzheng Street and saw in the warehouse of the clothing store rented by Ms. Shi's cousin that more than 1,000 boxes of limes were piled up here. Ms. Qin said that after her friend learned of her cousin's plight, she sent a message in the Hanzheng Street merchant group that more than 300 merchants bought more than 600 boxes, but also stored 13,000 boxes of limes in the warehouse in Hanchuan. "Shipping back to Changyang, it costs another freight, and now the market is saturated, and it is not easy to sell when it is pulled back." Ms. Shi said that their local limes absorb spring water to grow, the taste is strong, not on fire, melt in the mouth, each box weighs fifteen or six catties, and the price is 60 yuan.

At present, Ms. Shi has transported the limes to the Guangxia Fruit Batch Market for sale in batches, and if the public needs them, they can call Ms. Shi's telephone [phone].