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Behind inflation

K.K. Mustafah

SUPPLY SHORTAGE: Honey bees swarming grapes at a retail outlet in Kochi, Kerala. Fruits have been among the food items that have resulted in inflation rising above 6.50 per cent. The fruits index has increased by 15.11 per cent, mainly on lower production and rising demand.

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