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Crop failure, rise in petrol, diesel prices push up vegetable prices in Delhi

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Crop failure, rise in petrol, diesel prices push up vegetable prices in Delhi
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In another setback for common man, vegetable prices have gone up in Delhi-NCR markets due to crop failure and increase in petrol and diesel prices in India. Vendors in the Ghazipur vegetable market say that the customers are now buying less due to an increase in prices.
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Kamrup (M) Admin Allowed 21 Guwahati Locations to Sell Fruits & Vegetables via Van - Sentinelassam "The price of tomatoes in wholesale is Rs 60 per kg. Rain has disrupted the production and supply chain. Plus the increased prices of petrol and diesel in India also plays a role in the surge," says a vendor in Ghazipur vegetable market. The customers visiting the market also accepted that they are buying less and they are aware of the fact that the vegetable vendors are not at fault here for the increase in prices. Mumbai: Vegetable prices rise after 1st spell of rain "The difference is a lot. It has become 2 to 3 times more. Where I was earlier buying it for Rs 30 per kg, now I am getting it for Rs 70. Now there is no fault of the shopkeeper in this price hike. Vegetables are coming at an increased price to them also," said Sunita, a customer buying vegetables in the market. -PTC News-
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