For agricultural and sideline products to enter the supermarket: first, find the right distribution center. Large supermarkets purchase agricultural and sideline products through distribution centers, and some supermarkets purchase them through their own distribution centers, such as Carrefour and Metro, all of which purchase goods from the distribution center of Shanghai headquarters and then distribute them to outlets all over the country; Some supermarkets entrust other purchasing companies to purchase. For example, the fruits sold by Lotus Supermarket in Shanghai Yichu are provided by Shanghai Fruit Company. Only by finding a suitable purchasing unit can we establish a supply relationship with the supermarket. The production and sales of agricultural and sideline products, especially agricultural products, have strong seasonality. It is neither economical nor possible to open your own supermarket. It is best to sell your own products through the distribution center. Shi has established many years of cooperative relations with major supermarkets through distribution centers.

Second, provide relevant tax payment evidence. Self-produced and self-sold agricultural products should be provided to supermarkets for tax deduction. Third, provide quality inspection certificate. If agricultural products want to enter the supermarket, they must do a good job in product quality testing. The inspection report of agricultural products entering the supermarket shall be subject to the inspection report of the quality inspection department. It is best to have the title of pollution-free base and green product. "Yichu Lotus" supermarket requires that the Far East white peaches provided by fruit cooperatives meet the local standards of Jinhua pollution-free Far East white peaches and the requirements of national pollution-free agricultural products. To achieve stable quality of agricultural products, it is necessary to formulate a standardized production system and cultivate it according to standardization.

Fourth, there must be registered trademarks and barcodes. This year, supermarkets in Shanghai require white peaches to be packed in gift boxes, weighing 2.5kg/box. In this way, supermarkets can save the work of weighing fruits and facilitate sales. Without trademarks and bar codes, it is difficult for products to enter the supermarket. Five, to ensure the freshness of agricultural products. For example, it only takes about 5 hours for Far East white peaches to be picked and transported to Shanghai, and all of them are transported by highway, which is equivalent to the speed of fruit farmers in the suburbs of Shanghai. Now Jinhua Expressway extends in all directions, creating conditions for agricultural products to enter Hangzhou, Shanghai and other big cities. Transportation costs should be negotiated with relevant transportation enterprises.