Vegetables price increased by 200%, know how much difference between which vegetables came between June and July

new Delhi. In the era of Coronavirus Crisis, food and food have also become expensive. Especially the price of vegetables (Vegetables Price Hike) has increased strongly in the last one month. The retail price of all vegetables (Vegetables Retail Price Hike) has increased from 25 percent to 200 percent. Tomato prices have increased the most. Vegetable traders say prices have risen due to crop failure during the rainy season.

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Wholesale price rise
Azadpur Agricultural Produce Marketing Committee (APMC) Chairman Adil Ahmad Khan said that prices of most green vegetables have registered an increase in the past one month due to the reduced arrival in the rainy season. According to Khan, the prices of vegetables have also increased due to the inflation of diesel. “Vegetable traders say that the cost of transportation of vegetables has increased due to diesel being expensive,” he said.

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Wholesale prices of vegetables changed in one month in Azadpur mandi

Vegetable retail prices are high
Retail vegetable retailer Ashok Mahato does not have to bear the cost of transportation of vegetables from his fields to shops, but he also now sells vegetables at a higher price than before. Ashok Mahato has cultivated brinjal, gourd, bitter gourd, lady’s finger, cucumber etc. in it by taking some big land on lease just one kilometer from his shop. Ashok Mahato told that usually the crop starts to deteriorate when the rainy season starts, which reduces the yield. This is the reason why the prices of vegetables are increasing.

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How expensive vegetables became in a month in Delhi-NCR