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Rainy season doubles rates of vegetables

byCustoms Today Report
10/08/2015
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LAHORE: The prices of fruits and vegetables have increased by over 50 per cent mainly due to rainy season as tomato rate reached Rs100 per kg in retail markets.

Before monsoon season, the spinach which was being sold at Rs10 per kg in the wholesale market, but now it is being sold at Rs30 per kilogram. The current per-kg rate of coriander in the market is Rs30 which before the rainfall was Rs10 per coriander.

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The price of green chilli before the rains was Rs60-70 which has swelled to Rs120 a kilo. Likewise, a massive increase was observed in the price of gourd as it jumped to Rs80 from Rs50 per kilo. The price of lady’s finger at wholesale market before the rains was at Rs40/kg but it is currently being sold at Rs60/kg. The price of bitter gourd was Rs40/kg earlier, which has swelled to Rs60/kg. Moreover, cucumber which was being sold at Rs30/kg before the rains, is now being sold at Rs50/kg. The price of brinjal before the rain devastation was selling at Rs30/kg and now it is being sold at Rs60-70/kg.

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