Arrival of mangoes from other states in Maharashtra is low, mangoes are being sold at double price

In the fruit market of APMC located in Vashi, Maharashtra, where the arrival of hapus mango coming from Konkan is now on the verge of closure. On the other hand, the arrival of mangoes from other states has started. But compared to last year, this year its arrival is decreasing. Because of which its price has doubled.

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 It is worth noting that at present, Kesar, Dushari, Langra, Neelam Badami and Totapuri mangoes are coming from other states in the fruit market of APMC. Last year, 30 to 40 trains from other states used to come in mangoes in APMC, but this year it has reduced to 10 to 12 trains. Because of which this year, mangoes coming from other states are being sold at a higher price.

 Inward is till the end of monsoon

 According to traders doing wholesale business in the fruit market of APMC, mangoes came from other states every year till the end of monsoon. This year is also expected to continue from other states till the end of monsoon.

 Mango name and wholesale price

 This time Dussehari mangoes are being sold in bulk for 40 to 50 rupees and 100 to 120 rupees per kg. At the same time, lame mango is being sold for 50 to 100 rupees per kg. Chausa mango is being sold for 45 to 50 and 90 to 100 rupees per kg. While Badami is being sold for 35 to 55 and 60 to 80 rupees a kg, while Totapuri is being sold for 30 to 40 and 60 to 70 rupees.

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