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Onion prices remain stable, potato prices shoot up in Belagavi

BELAGAVI

While onion prices remained stable due to arrival of stocks from the onion growing belts of Nasik, Pune and Nagar districts in Maharashtra, prices of potato and other vegetables have been soaring due to shortage of supplies following a drought-like situation in the region.

Belagavi has separate wholesale markets for vegetables. The wholesale market for vegetables is located next to the Belagavi Fort on the Old Dharwad Road, while the onion and potato market is located at the Agriculture Produce Market Committee (APMC) off Bauxite Road near BK Kangrali village.

Onion arrives in Belagavi market every Wednesday and Saturday while fresh vegetables start arriving everyday from the hinterland 2 to 3 pm onwards.

It is observed that many Goans visiting Belagavi during weekends and other days prefer to visit in groups and purchase vegetables from the Belagavi wholesale vegetable market.

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Wholesale vegetables rates in Belagavi as on May 20

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NAME................QUANTITY................PRICE

Tomato................10 kgs................Rs 350-380

Brinjal................10 kgs................Rs 100-120

Capsicum...........10 kgs................Rs 350-370

Green Chilly........10 kgs................Rs 650-700

Gavar..................10 kgs................Rs 100-150

Lady’s Finger.....10 kgs................Rs 200-220

Beans.................10 kgs................Rs 600-700

Rib gourd...........10 kgs................Rs 350-400

Bitter Gourd.......10 kgs................Rs 300-350

Cucumber...........10 kgs................Rs 100-120

Beet...................10 kgs................Rs 220-250

Cabbage.............10 kgs................Rs 100-120

Ginger................10 kgs................Rs 350-370

Cauliflower........18 pieces................Rs 150-180

Louki.................12 pieces................Rs 150-180

Coriander...........100 bundles................Rs 800-1000

Spinach..............100 bundles................Rs 150-200

Methi................100 bundles................Rs 800-1000

Red spinach......100 bundles................Rs 300-400

Raddish..............40 pieces................Rs 100-120

Onion...................1 quintal................Rs 500-800

Potatoes................1 quintal................Rs 1500-1800

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