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ONION PRICE DROPS 50% AFTER STEADY RISE

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December 21, 2024

The price of onions, which was burning a hole in the pockets of consumers, has dropped drastically by around 50% over the past week owing to arrival of the new crop and duty levied on exports.

- G Mohiuddin Jeddy

NAVI MUMBAI: Prices will fall further as more fresh stock reaches the market, said vegetable traders.

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