There were two profit models for processing and distribution of clean vegetables: price difference and vegetable processing. The first method was to buy vegetables from the vegetable base at a low price, then sell them at a high price after simple packaging, and use the price difference to realize profits. This was the way most vegetable distribution companies made profits. The second method was to process the vegetables into semi-finished products and then sell them at a high price to turn the ingredients into semi-finished products with higher added value. This method was the most competitive way to make profits in the vegetable distribution industry. Different companies had different value-added vegetable processing methods, which was beneficial for companies to form their own competitive advantages. Although the profit model of the processing and distribution of clean vegetables was clear, it was not diverse. Once the market fluctuated, the operation of the entire enterprise might be stagnant. In addition, the processing and distribution of clean vegetables involved many industrial links, such as vegetable planting, manual processing, and cold chain logistics, which required sufficient planning and investment. Although the demand for clean vegetable delivery had existed for a long time, there was no mature model in the market yet.
There were two main profit models for the processing and distribution of clean vegetables: price difference and vegetable processing. The first method was to buy vegetables from the vegetable base at a low price, then sell them at a high price after simple packaging, and use the price difference to realize profits. This was the way most vegetable distribution companies made profits. The second method was to process the vegetables into semi-finished products and then sell them at a high price to make the ingredients into semi-finished products with higher added value. This was the most competitive way to make money in the vegetable distribution industry. Different enterprises had different value-added vegetable processing, which was beneficial for enterprises to form their own competitive advantage.
There were two profit models for processing and distribution of clean vegetables: price difference and vegetable processing. The first method was to buy vegetables from the vegetable base at a low price, then sell them at a high price after simple packaging, and use the price difference to realize profits. This was the way most vegetable distribution companies made profits. The second method was to process the vegetables into semi-finished products and then sell them at a high price, turning the ingredients into semi-finished products with higher added value. This method was the most competitive way to make profits in the vegetable distribution industry. Different companies had different value-added vegetable processing methods, which was beneficial for companies to form their own competitive advantages.
There were two main profit models for the processing and distribution of clean vegetables: price difference and vegetable processing. The first method was to buy vegetables from the vegetable base at a low price, then sell them at a high price after simple packaging, and use the price difference to realize profits. This was the way most vegetable distribution companies made profits. The second method was to process the vegetables into semi-finished products and then sell them at a high price to make the ingredients into semi-finished products with higher added value. This was the most competitive way to make money in the vegetable distribution industry. Different enterprises had different value-added vegetable processing, which was beneficial for enterprises to form their own competitive advantage. Overall, the profit model of processing and distribution of clean vegetables had certain potential and development space.
The processing and distribution of semi-finished vegetables was the process of processing and distributing fresh vegetables. The emergence of this business model was to solve the loss of vegetables and make profits. At the same time, it also catered to the needs of the lazy economy and young people in modern society. The semi-finished vegetable processing and distribution project had a profit margin. There were two main ways to make a profit: one was to realize profits through price difference, that is, to buy vegetables at a low price and sell them at a high price; the other was to process vegetables into semi-finished products and sell them at a high price. This business model was highly competitive in the market. It required close tracking of market trends, grasping consumers 'tastes and preferences, and timely development and launch of products that met the needs of young people. In the future, the semi-finished vegetable distribution market still had market prospects, especially for those food and beverage companies that did not have the full line of cold chain logistics. The semi-finished vegetables produced by local food and beverage companies had a competitive advantage. In addition, the integration of semi-finished vegetables and online economy also added potential to its market prospects.
The feasibility study report on the processing of clean vegetables was a comprehensive study and evaluation report on the processing of clean vegetables. The clean vegetable processing project was considered feasible and had good market demand and economic benefits. This project could realize the concentrated processing and distributed supply of vegetables, adapting to the accelerated pace of modern life and the rapid development of leisure consumption. The clean vegetable processing project had strict requirements on the quality of raw vegetables. It could guide the vegetable industry to develop into a nuisance-free production, large-scale operation, and regional layout, and promote the upgrading of the vegetable industry. In addition, the production technology and equipment of the clean vegetable processing project were relatively advanced. The products catered to the needs of domestic and foreign consumers and had significant economic and social benefits. Therefore, the clean vegetable processing project was considered feasible, and it was recommended to establish it as soon as possible.
Beijing Clean Vegetables Processing Plant cooperated with Fenghe Agriculture, Beijing Tongdefa Food Material supply chain Co., Ltd. and other enterprises. The cooperative cooperated with the vegetable research center of the Beijing City Academy of Agricultural and Forest Sciences and the Hebei Province Academy of Agricultural and Forest Sciences to improve the processing technology of clean vegetables and improve the quality and preservation time of clean vegetables. In addition, Beijing Kangyipin Agricultural Logistics Co., Ltd., Beijing Four Seasons Shunxin Food Co., Ltd. and other enterprises were also selected as clean vegetable processing demonstration enterprises to provide clean vegetable products and supply chain services to Beijing City. Raoyang County, Hebei Province, signed a cooperation framework agreement with relevant associations and business representatives in Beijing City, opening a direct train for Hebei vegetables to Beijing, quickly delivering freshly picked vegetables to the dining tables of Beijing residents. In addition, the Beijing-Tianjin-Hebei region was also speeding up the construction of clean vegetable processing bases to promote the industrial development of clean vegetables. Overall, the Beijing Clean Vegetables Processing Plant had cooperated with many companies and regions to provide high-quality clean vegetables and meet the needs of the Beijing market.
The vegetable processing and distribution center was an organization that specialized in providing processing and distribution services. It washed, cut, and packaged vegetables through an automated production line to ensure the quality and hygiene of the vegetables. The clean vegetable processing and distribution center usually established long-term cooperative relationships with schools, government agencies, hotels, supermarkets, factory canteens, etc., providing these organizations with wholesale distribution of fresh ingredients, processing and distribution of clean vegetables, and processing of prepared vegetables. The clean vegetable processing and distribution center had advanced clean vegetable processing equipment and a cold chain logistics system to ensure the freshness and safety of the ingredients. The clean vegetable processing and distribution center played an important role in the clean vegetable processing business, providing consumers with convenient, fast, and healthy clean vegetable products.
The profit of bamboo processing could be increased by further processing and making bamboo products. The profit of processing a bamboo could reach more than 20%, and further processing could increase the profit by 50%. The bamboo could be processed into green silk and round rods. These semi-finished products could also be sold, increasing the profit by another 15%. In the end, these bamboo pieces, green silk, and round sticks could be made into disposable chopsticks, bamboo mats, mutton skewers, toothpicks, incense sticks, flower sticks, spoons, bamboo crafts, and so on. In addition, according to Master Li's case, through a series of deep processing methods, his annual income had exceeded 700,000 yuan. Therefore, through the deep processing of bamboo and the production of bamboo products, higher profits could be obtained.
The vegetable sorting was an important part of the distribution center after receiving the order. First of all, the distribution center needed to summarize the order information of all customers and form a sorting list. The list included the number of goods to be sorted and the storage location of the goods. The goods were also numbered according to different customers and goods to shorten the picking distance of the sorter, reduce the error rate, and save time. Then, the distribution center arranged the sorters and work areas according to the number and category of orders. After the sorting list was completed, the sorting route of the sorter was planned according to the storage location of the goods in the warehouse to improve the sorting efficiency. Finally, the sorter sorted the goods according to the requirements, classified and concentrated the goods, and at the same time, processed them. The vegetable distribution center could also use the map to arrange the lines in batches, combining the vehicle capacity and the Gaode map to improve the distribution efficiency. In short, vegetable sorting was an important part. Through reasonable sorting processes and methods, efficiency could be improved, errors could be reduced, and the quality and effectiveness of vegetables could be guaranteed.
The fruit and vegetable distribution center was an organization that specialized in providing fruit and vegetable distribution services. Some relevant distribution centers could be found, such as Guangzhou Shouhong Vegetables Delivery Company, Chengdu Jinwei Fresh Food Delivery Company, Longcheng District Anbo Fruit and Vegetables Delivery Center, and Wuhandidian Huiju Trading Co., Ltd. These distribution centers provided one-stop delivery services, including the delivery of fresh vegetables, fruits, and agricultural products. In addition, there were also some platforms such as Youxian Daily, Box Horse Fresh, Fruit Express, etc. that also provided fruit and vegetable delivery services. In general, the fruit and vegetable distribution center was to meet people's demand for fresh and healthy ingredients and provide convenient and fast delivery services.