Pune: The withdrawal of a delayed monsoon from the state in October has had a ripple effect on vegetable prices, which increased by 100% in the retail market.
Officials from the Agriculture Products Market Committee (APMC) in Gultekdi said the situation would likely continue for two weeks.
APMC Head Administrator Madhukant Garad said the market earned around 25-30% of shares lower than the daily average.
“This caused the price of all vegetables doubled in 10 days.
On Friday, we got around 1,200 vegetable vehicles with an average of 1,600 vehicles,” Garad said.
“We hope this situation will continue for the next two weeks.
Every time the price is high, we get intake from neighboring countries such as Gujarat, Madhya Pradesh, and Karnataka.
But that is not this this time,” Garad added.
Dutta Kalamkar, Head of Vegetable Section in Gultekdi Market Yard, “A group of corianders sold for RS60-80, while other leafy vegetables such as Dill, Fenugreek, and spinach are sold more than RS50.
Other kitchen staples such as cauliflower, cabbage, brinjal, and capsicum Valuable more than RS100 per kg.
“Professional software Deepak Sharma from Moshi said vegetables with lower quality and higher prices.
“Usually, vegetables for the last 10 days of RS.
This time, I fight RS 600 only for half the usual quantity,” he said.
Gayatri Mishra, another professional work, said, “If this tariff survives, then we must limit the costs for Diwali.” Neha Kale from Kothrud said, “Often, the price is outside our budget.
Therefore, the rate of food has risen in restaurants and restaurants in many places.”
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