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Delhi: Dry fruit rates rise by upto Rs. 400/Kg; Afghan Crisis impacts India’s dry fruit industry
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August 20, 2021
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3:11Now PlayingAs Taliban has stopped the export and import from India, the dry fruit businesses have been severely hit. India imports 85 percent dry fruits from Afghanistan. In Delhi, the rates have risen by upto Rs. 400 per kilogram. The supply uncertainty is worrying the traders. Cost of almonds will go up from Rs. 700 per kilogram to Rs. 1,100 per kilogram. Many traders have expressed their issues with the supply. They have stated that in order to maintain profit, they have to sell it at a higher cost. It has made the situation uncertain. The traders stated that the cost increased from 15-25 percent. Watch the video to know more!
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