Vegetable Traders Association News Today

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Unprecedented rains and floods in the northern region in the past few days have not only caused extensive damage to lives and property but have also impacted business and commercial establishments. Vegetable prices have gone through the roof in the national capital and many other parts of the country since rains started pouring earlier this month. Traders say vegetable prices would come down only after roads open and skies clear, even as water in the fields will take time to recede.

PETALING JAYA: Farmers throughout the country have dumped tonnes of vegetables due to the closure of markets over the long weekend, but they say that the situation will be back to normal after the Hari Raya festivities.

Nearly 1,000 tonnes of vegetables were discarded in Cameron Highlands alone. Read more at straitstimes.com.

Officials of the Mandi Board and the police removed encroachments from roads and other areas of the Sabzi Mandi at the Vallah area on Monday.

Untimely heavy rains, high diesel prices and festive demand have pushed up the cost of vegetables in NCR

Prices may soar as Chennai vegetables hub closes amid Covid curbs ​ By IANS | ​ 4 Views Vegetable market. (File Photo: IANS). Image Source: IANS News Chennai, April 9 : With nearly 2,000 retail vegetable and fruit shops likely to be closed in Chennais largest vegetable market at Koyambedu following Covid restrictions, there is a possibility of imminent price rise of vegetables and fruits, the Koyambedu Vegetable Market Association President, M. Ramesh Kumar, told IANS. However, wholesale ...