Retail prices of onion to fall further with improved supply from Kharif crops: Govt
First reported 7 Oct, 14:18 UTCUpdated 1h ago2 sources
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The government on Wednesday said it expects retail prices of onion to moderate further as Kharif crops have started to arrive in the market to support supplies from stored stocks of the rabi (wintersown) season.
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New Delhi: Retail onion prices are expected to moderate further in the coming weeks as fresh Kharif crop supplies start reaching markets, the government said on Wednesday. The Food Ministry said it is closely monitoring onion availability and prices. Fresh arrivals have begun from major producing states, including…
The government on Wednesday said it expects retail prices of onion to moderate further as Kharif crops have started to arrive in the market to support supplies from stored stocks of the rabi (wintersown) season.
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- Onion prices likely to ease further as Kharif arrivals begin, says Centre (opens Deccan Herald in a new tab)
New Delhi: Retail onion prices are expected to moderate further in the coming weeks as fresh Kharif crop supplies start reaching markets, the government said on Wednesday. The Food Ministry said it is closely monitoring onion availability and prices. Fresh arrivals have begun from major producing states, including…
- Retail prices of onion to fall further with improved supply from Kharif crops: Govt (opens CNBC-TV18 in a new tab)
The government on Wednesday said it expects retail prices of onion to moderate further as Kharif crops have started to arrive in the market to support supplies from stored stocks of the rabi (wintersown) season.
