Prices of vegetables, except for drumsticks and beans, remain stable in Yadgir
Vegetable prices in Yadgir remain largely stable, though drumsticks and beans have seen a significant price increase to ₹100 per kg. Conversely, tomato prices have dropped sharply, while onions have experienced a slight uptick in cost.
Why it matters
Fluctuating vegetable prices impact household budgets and reflect the challenges of regional supply chain logistics in India.
Vegetable prices in Yadgir’s open market remained largely stable in the last few days barring the sharp spike in the prices of drumsticks and beans.
While most farm produces maintained price points similar to those seen during the weekend, drumsticks and beans saw a significant increase with both reaching ₹100 a kg.
Adversely, tomato prices witnessed a steep drop, falling to ₹30 a kg from ₹60 just a week earlier.
Onions saw a slight uptick, trading at ₹60 a kg. Other staple vegetables, including bitter gourd, cucumber, potato and lady’s finger, remained steady, selling in the range of ₹50 a kg to ₹60 a kg.
Commenting on the market trend, local vegetable vendor Mohammad Nawaz noted, “Onion prices fluctuate depending on the volume of arrivals from outside. However, tomato prices have decreased within the week, dropping to ₹30 a kg from ₹60 a kg.”
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