VEGETABLE PRICES DECLINE BY ALMOST 39% ON INCREASE IN NEW SEASON HARVESTS

Prices of green vegetables have declined by up to 39 per cent in the past three weeks because of a sharp increase in the arrival of new season harvests. Data compiled by the National Horticultural Board (NHB) showed that the price of green peas declined 39 per cent to trade at Rs 55 per kg in the wholesale Bengaluru Agricultural Produce Market Committee (APMC) on Monday. Trading at Rs 80 per kg in retail, green peas have, so far in September, posted a decline of 33 per cent. Following the trend, bitter gourd slumped 17 per cent to Rs 20 per kg in Delhi for the first three weeks of September. Vegetable additives such as chilli, okra and garlic also reported a decline in most mandis. The price decline comes ahead of the festive season. 
https://wap.business-standard.com/article/markets/vegetable-prices-decline-by-almost-39-on-increase-in-new-season-harvests-119092300959_1.html

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