Recently, the Zhuanglang County Market Supervision Bureau organized law enforcement personnel to go deep into large and medium-sized supermarkets, vegetable wholesale markets, large and medium-sized retail pharmacies in urban areas, etc., to inspect the price of masks, disinfectants, temperature guns and other epidemic prevention supplies and vegetables, rice, noodles, oil, eggs and other daily necessities.
Law enforcement personnel conducted a comprehensive inspection of the reserves and purchases and sales of epidemic prevention supplies and daily necessities warehouses in Zhuanglang County, urged business operators to operate in good faith and law-abiding, never raise prices, disrupt the market, and strictly enforce the regulations on clear price codes. Supervise and urge wholesale market management personnel to plan in advance and contact through multiple channels to ensure market supply and ensure stable market price order. Up to now, a total of 8 cases of illegal business behaviors with unclear price have been found, and all of them have issued a "Notice of Order for Rectification" to stop 1 price increase of flour intended for sale in a timely manner.
At present, due to multiple factors such as epidemic prevention and control measures and weather, some vehicles have been suspended, which has an impact on the transportation of key commodities. Overall, the price of epidemic prevention materials in Zhuanglang County remained stable, and there was no increase compared with the price in early October. Compared with the price of daily necessities in early October, the price of pork, vegetable oil, leafy vegetables and other prices rose slightly, and the prices of other daily necessities remained stable. Urban rice, noodles, oil, vegetables, meat, eggs and other reserves are sufficient, there is no rush to buy and supply, and the overall price is stable.
In the next step, the county market supervision bureau will continue to increase the intensity of daily inspections, and severely crack down on illegal acts such as deliberately disseminating price increase information, colluding in price increases, price gouging, hoarding, and unclear price marking during the epidemic period.
Editor-in-charge: Yang Xuan Review: Yang Jianqiang
(Source: Pingliang Zhuanglang County People's Government website) [Submission, regional cooperation, please send a private message or send a 3469887933 #qq.com within 24 hours to reply. 】