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“At this time of the year, the family will prepare some candy for New Year's Eve. This year, the average price of candy and chocolate rose by more than 3 yuan per catty.†Li Shuzhi, who bought New Year goods in the wholesale market yesterday, said that buying candy this year is more expensive than last year. Dozens of dollars. Confectionery retailer Feng Man introduced that this year's rising candy prices are related to rising raw material prices. In addition, rising labor costs and transportation costs have also led to rising prices for sweets. There are more than 20 types of candy in his store, most of which are 10-15 yuan / kg, 10 yuan / kg of fruit sugar, sorghum, peanut cakes last year to sell more than 8 yuan per catty, and this year 15 yuan / kg of candy last year also Sell ​​12 yuan/jin.
In this regard, some consumers choose to buy less to save on living expenses. "This year's candy prices have risen quite a lot. We're prepared to buy less and eat enough," said Guo Xia, the citizen.
The retail price rose by a couple of year-to-date to eat candy and spend more money
As the Spring Festival approached, citizens were busy preparing various kinds of New Year's goods. Compared with the same period of last year, the price of sweets rose by about 12%, and it cost more to eat sweets during the Spring Festival.