According to the SDRC's published data on its website, the domestic food price stays at the same level in June, with the grain price declining slightly, and processed grain retail prices remaining stable. In comparison, the grain price on the International markets shows a mixed picture, with corn and soybean price continuing to fall, wheat price slightly rising, and domestic grain price continuing to be higher than the international market--the price gap up and down irregularly.

Compared with the same period of the last year, the average purchase price for three kinds of grain is up 6.5% in June. The price for rice, wheat, and corn rose by 9.3%, 1.8% and 7.7% respectively.