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Unsold Mooncakes in Mainland China Are Being Bought Back for 1,000 Yuan per Ton, Raising Questions About Their Whereabouts.
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Following the Mid-Autumn Festival, unsold mooncakes in mainland China were gradually removed from shelves. A feed factory in Hebei Province stated that the buyback price for five-nut mooncakes was approximately 1,000 yuan per ton, while fruit-filled and red bean paste mooncakes were worth about 800 yuan per ton. They claimed that the recycled mooncakes would be processed into animal feed. Given past cases in mainland China of old mooncake fillin…
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