Vegetable prices set to soar in Bengaluru as festival season approaches
The HinduAlthough, usually the prices of vegetables in the market sees a dip during the period between July and August, this year, the prices have seen a hike in the last 10 days. Even those vegetables which are usually on the cheaper side, like cabbage and pumpkin, have A trader mentioned that during the season, pumpkin prices do not usually cross ₹10 per kg. Consumers who have been bearing the brunt of rising prices of commodities for a long time now are upset that the festival season will get costlier this year. We usually have guests over for festivals and if the prices rise further, then we have to start celebrating in a budgeted manner,” said Rajendra R., a resident of North Bengaluru. It is that time of the year again for tomatoes After a record high of ₹120 per kg, tomato prices have yet again crashed owing to excessive supply.