Price of ‘nendran’ variety of plantain spiralling up
The Hindu
After 7 months of low prices, plantain touched ₹30 to ₹32 a kg in Wayanad market
The price of ‘nendran’ variety of plantain is spiralling in the market owing to poor arrivals and increasing demand. After seven months of low prices, the plantain touched ₹30 to ₹32 a kg in the Wayanad market on Wednesday. The average farm gate price of the produce in the market in the past many months was ₹16 to ₹18 a kg.
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