Expensive blow! Tomatoes are set to disappear from the pot, touching the price of RS 100
Bhubaneswar: The general public has been hunted down in costly mudslides. Sometimes oil prices, sometimes domestic gas, and sometimes consumer goods. The middle class is struggling with family prices. In this regard, the last few days have been marked by skyrocketing tomatoes. It has been selling for Rs 40 for a week, while today it is priced at Rs 100 for a tomato. But less than two months later, there were reports of farmers selling less. But now the situation is completely reversed. Tomatoes are no longer produced in the state.
Afraid to touch tomatoes. Tomatoes, one of the most important in the family, are now on the verge of extinction. This is especially true when the price per kg exceeds one hundred rupees. Aside from the common people, even the big ones are now afraid to eat tomatoes. Not only tomatoes but also other family prices are skyrocketing. No one under 50. “It simply came to our notice then.
Businesses are completely dependent on the outside world. Prices have come out of control as they come from outside the state. Tomatoes are now a daily necessity. “It simply came to our notice then. Consumers are buying less tomatoes because of higher prices. Not even large quantities of tomatoes come to the market. Few family shops have been seen keeping tomatoes. Not only tomatoes, but also the family market is on fire. “Everywhere you look today, the tide of protectionist sentiment is flowing.