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K.K.Mustafah

TASTES GOOD: Palm jaggery being sold in Kochi, Kerala. The jaggery, priced Rs 5 a piece, is becoming popular in Kerala markets. The product mainly comes from the Tamil Nadu-Kerala border. It is made from palmyrah in Tamil Nadu, which has about 5.10 crore of the estimated 8.59 palmyrah trees in the country.

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