On August 30, Pinfen futures was officially listed and traded on the Zhengzhou Commodity Exchange (referred to as "Zhengshang Exchange"). From the first day of operation, the overall performance was stable and in line with market expectations, with active participation from various traders. Industry insiders said that the Pinfen industry is currently undergoing a phase of structural adjustment of production capacity, and the listing of Pinfen futures provides effective risk management tools to help improve the operational efficiency of real enterprises. Data from the China Futures Industry Association shows that as of the first half of this year, China has a total of 133 listed futures and options products, including the three agricultural products options and Pinfen futures listed in August, expanding the total number of futures market varieties to 137.