The prices of Chinese herbal medicines "can not afford to fall"

With the rising prices of Chinese herbal medicines, the market is also expanding. Many varieties have risen several times or more, and traders have chosen to sell their goods because they are bullish on Chinese herbal medicines. At present, there have been initial successes. According to the statistics of the Chinese herbal medicine company, the price index of the Chinese herbal medicines market closed at 2658.39 points, a week-on-week decrease of 0.746%. The KLCI 200 index continued the previous downtrend last week and has been lower for six consecutive weeks. The index of the various sectors last week was even more uneventful.

However, from the perspective of supply, the area of ​​planting of Chinese herbal medicines in the country has been greatly reduced. Secondly, natural disasters are frequent in most parts of the country, making the output of Chinese herbal medicines decrease year by year. From the perspective of demand, people's increasing demand for the Chinese medicine industry and the phenomenon of speculation in part of the hot money also contributed to the increase in prices of Chinese herbal medicines. The effect of administrative regulation of Chinese herbal medicines prices remains to be seen. Due to product quality problems, individual large-scale pharmaceutical companies do not have high purchasing enthusiasm. The amount of sell-off is not enough to significantly suppress prices, and the beneficiary enterprises are limited. Administrative means cannot completely relieve the company’s suffering from medicinal materials. Impact of fluctuations.

With regard to the issue of high prices for Chinese herbal medicines, the state has actively taken measures to resolutely crack down on hoarding Chinese herbal medicines and raise the price of Chinese herbal medicines. The country’s strict suppression of the price of Chinese herbal medicines has shown a short-term effect, but this measure has not fundamentally solved the problem of the current imbalance in the supply and demand of Chinese herbal medicines and the inconsistency in the formulation of prices for medicinal herbs. Therefore, in the long run, the effect of national policies on the prices of Chinese herbal medicines is limited. In the second half of the year, the price of Chinese herbal medicines will remain high.

Thanks to the continuous support of the national policy for the Chinese medicine industry, the Chinese medicine industry has maintained a relatively stable and rapid growth. According to the data, as of June 2011, the cumulative income of the Chinese medicine industry has reached 147 billion yuan, a year-on-year increase of 33.82%. In the six sub-sectors of the pharmaceutical industry, the pharmaceutical circulation sector and the Chinese medicine sector rose in the front. The Chinese medicine sector rose by 7.85% in a month, with an increase in the front.