Madurai: Madurai Flower Market, which has functions from a place while over the past two months, will shift back to its own place from October 1, after traders made representation to the Madurai District Government, to shift the market.
Members of the Three Associations, Madurai Flower Traders and Commission Agency Associations, Meenakshi Sundareswarar Flower Traders Association and Madurai Wholesale Flower Traders Welfare Association, Meet Color District Dr S Aneesh Sekhar and Make Representatives on Tuesday.
President Merchant Merchant Madurai and the Association of Commission Agents, V Prabhakaran, said that the market shift to a smaller place had affected everyone badly.
About 20,000 farmers bring their products to the market every day but they have all been affected because prices fall due to market shifts, and tons of flowers become waste.
The market was shifted as a preventative measure of Covid after the crowd attacked the place on my Adiukuk day in July this year.
Flowers such as Jasmine, Pitti, Visit, Lotus, Arali, Vadamalli, Cockscomb, Kenthi and various leaves including Tulsi, Vilvam and Marikolundu for sale here.
This year due to good rain, plants have been good, said Prabhakaran and added that no less than three tons of every flower arrived on the market for two months, but half of it had to be discarded, because sales were low.
T Shanmugam, a farmer said that they had a good jasmine harvest this year, but the market was shifted during the peak season.
Convincing collectors to see it.
Madurai’s flower market shifts to its own place
