Green Vegetable Prices Double On Lower Supply
Vegetable prices up amid supply shortage in Delhi; tomatoes at Rs 60/kg
As per vendors, these prices will increase further in the coming days as they argue "vegetables often become expensive during the rainy season"
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A dog in the manger: Mini lockdowns hurt farmers, push up vegetable prices
As cities and states reimpose localised mini lockdowns to control the spread of the contagion, fruit and vegetable suppliers worry about the impact on their businesses.
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Vegetable prices surge on lower supply; Onion hits two-year high
Vegetables have started gradually slipping out of consumers' plate due to sharp increase in their prices over the last one month on reduced supply following extended season rains delayed harvesting of new season crop.Green vegetables have become costlier by upto 100 per cent during the last four weeks in both wholesale and retail markets. Not only primary vegetables but also their additives like garlic, ginger and chilly have recorded a sharp increase in their prices which has destabilized common men's kitchen budget. Onion model price has hit the highest in two years trading currently (October 23) at Rs 28 a kg in the benchmark Asia's largest - Lasalgaon - mandi,.While the price increase during this time around is not new but such a sharp increase was never seen in the recent memory. Taking advantage of the situation, doorstep hawkers are selling cauliflower at Rs 120-140 a kg despite its prices continue to hover around Rs 60 a kg near the wholesale mandi here. In the wholesale ...
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