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 Agri-Biz & Commodities - Horticulture/Fruits & Vegetables
Capital's lifeline

Kamal Narang

MEETING DAILY NEEDS: For the ordinary as well as the well-heeled residents of Delhi, these trucks are a lifeline, supplying the bulk of their daily vegetable and fruit requirements. The Azadpur wholesale horticulture market - considered Asia's largest - alone receives an estimated 800-1,000 such trucks every day.

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