Banyan commonly used Chinese medicine prices rose three times times the price of honeysuckle

The newspaper (reporter Wu Jing intern Dong Quiling) In recent days, the reporter learned in the interview, Fuzhou Chinese medicine retail price than the two months before the rise of about one times. Among them, Honeysuckle is in the three-month value Rose three times times, up to 400 yuan per kilogram.　　According to some people in the industry, the rise in Chinese medicine prices, mainly because of "natural disasters" impact, resulting in a sharp decline in Chinese herbal medicine production. Yesterday, the reporter visited the major pharmacies in Fuzhou, the bulk of the retail price of Honeysuckle is 20 yuan/50 grams, 400 yuan/kg, but also face the broken goods.　　In addition, 37 sold to 720 yuan per kilogram, some of the 37 inventory of pharmacies have a serious shortage of the situation, and some pharmaceutical wholesale market is also no goods. Fujian Medicinal Herbs Company in charge of Chinese herbal medicine, said that July per kilogram wholesale price of 250 yuan in the honeysuckle, now to 500 yuan, 10 yuan per kg of Angelica, now to sell about 30 yuan, radix codonopsis, Astragalus, Notoginseng and other Chinese medicine wholesale prices also rose about 20%.　　The prices of many Chinese herbal medicines have risen sharply in the market.　　It is reported that in previous years in August or September, Chinese herbal medicine on the new goods during the price will be with a large influx of medicinal herbs down, but this year is abnormal, the original wholesale prices of medicinal herbs have risen sharply. The head of the analysis that led to the increase in the price of Chinese herbal medicine is the main cause of natural disasters. Since May this year, China's weather has been in a rainy state, especially in the southwest, and the Southwest has always been an important origin of Chinese herbal medicines. "It is because of the sharp decline in the southwest Province of medicinal materials, resulting in 37 and honeysuckle and other daily consumption of larger drugs appear to rise."