位于赣南老区的 * * 红实业集团有限公司通过产区建生产基地、销区建销售终端、中间建冷链物流渠道等方式，使农产品实现从生产地到终端销售的“农商对接”，实现了农民、消费者和经销企业“三赢”。这种方式
①有利于降低成本
②有利于保证农产品质量安全，维护消费者利益
③有利于增加流通环节，为企业创造更多的利润
④有利于消除农民经营风险，提高生产积极性
A．①②
B．②④
C．①③
D．③④
答案：A
题目分析:农产品由生产地到终端销售，大大减少了流通环节，有利于减低成本，有利于菜农直接与市场对话，从而保证农产品质量安全，维护消费者利益，选A。该措施减少了中间环节，有利于提高农民收入，③错误；④“消除”说法过于绝对化，不选。
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