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公開日:2022/04/04 / 最終更新日:2022/04/04
Vashi Apmc Wholesale Market News
The average wholesale onion price at the country’s largest wholesale onion market at Lasalgaon Agricultural Produce Market Committee has increased by 15% during last five days due to rise in demand as compared to supply. Cracking down against the Agricultural Produce Market Committee , the Maharashtra government, on Sunday, has issued an ultimatum to the committee, advising it to reopen the Navi Mumbai market and withdraw their shut down. APMC had partially shut down the city’s largest wholesale market after a trader had tested positive for Coronavirus. The average wholesale onion price at the country’s largest wholesale onion market — Lasalgaon Agricultural Produce Market Committee — has increased marginally by 7% to Rs 2,430 per quintal during the last three working days. Many of hotels, or export import vehicles carry vegetables in wholesale during early mornings. Numerous trucks from distinctive ranges of Maharashtra like Nasik, Pune, Sangli, Satara and a lot of people come here.
A meeting of all the stakeholders was held on Friday, which was attended by Anoop Kumar, principal secretary . “The demand in July was higher by about 50% over the previous month. We expect that the consumption of staples will surely be better in August and September,” said Angshu Mallick, CEO of Adani Wilmar which sells cooking oils under the Fortune brand, besides rice, sugar and other food products.
The government, which has ensured the supply of essential services throughout the lockdown had opened the two largest markets in the city Dadar and Byculla. As heavy rains and flooding hit various parts of the state, the prices of vegetables at the APMC wholesale market dropped by 20-25%. Stocks have piled up at the Vashi APMC vegetable yard and over a hundred truckloads of vegetables have remained unsold in the last few days, leading to decline in prices.
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Traders said they have now reduced the credit period for these buyers beginning June. Earlier, the credit cycle was three to six months, which has now been brought down to one month. We are hoping to recover the payments in the next five to six months, said Azadpur Chamber of Fruits and Vegetables Association president. With 1,233 new coronavirus infections being reported in a day, India’s total tally of COVID-19 cases rose to 4,30,23,215, while the ac …
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He warned people to maintain social distancing to avoid another extension of the lockdown. He has assured that essential services will function and essential commodities will be kept available to all citizens. The wholesale price of dry fruit at the APMC market in Vashi has increased by per cent as exports from trouble-torn Afghanistan have ground to a halt. Mumbai’s traders are holding on to existing stocks, knowing they may have to make them last till fresh shipments arrive from that country and supply normalises. In April, wholesale prices of food rose 3.4 per cent but fruits and vegetable prices were up 14 per cent. “Before Covid-19, I used to supply 23 to 30 tonnes of fruits and vegetable to hotels and institutions.
Prices of tomato have crashed to Rs 3-6 per kg depending on the quality at the APMC market in Vashi due to excess supply following bumper production across the state. If you are already fretting over the rising prices of vegetables, then be prepared for a bigger hole in your pocket unless the government steps in. The Agricultural Produce Marketing Committee in Vashi said 140 tonne mangoes were shipped from Mumbai on Saturday for the markets in the Middle East, reviving the export of essential commodities through the sea route.
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