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Fallen fruit

H. Vibhu

A pineapple vendor woos customers at the busy Vyttila junction in Kochi. Pineapple prices have hit a three-year low this season. The prices that were hovering around Rs 8 apiece last season have now fallen to Rs 3 for the best quality fruit in the wholesale market. For the lower variety, it is just Re 1 or so.

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