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Increase in arrivals

K.K. Mustafah

Drop in prices: A worker engaged in packing ginger for drying at a commodity collection centre near Pullpally in Kerala’s Wayanad district. With arrival of the new crop peaking, ginger prices have begun to fall. Currently, ginger is quoted at Rs 50-55 a kg depending on quality, down Rs 5 compared with the same period a year ago. –

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