Vegetable prices jump by 20 per cent - The Express Tribune

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Vegetable prices jump by 20 per cent The Express Tribune A survey of fruit and vegetable markets showed a sharp increase in prices of necessary vegetables. “Tomato and onion prices have almost doubled. Wholesale dealers are charging high rates due to rise in transportation charges,” said Ameen Ali, ... Vegetable prices soar 30pc after hike in fuel ratesThe News International all 2 news articles »

Pilot plant converts fruit and veggie waste into natural gas for cars - Gizmag

Pilot plant converts fruit and veggie waste into natural gas for cars Gizmag ... researchers at Fraunhofer have developed a pilot plant that ferments the waste from wholesale fruit and veg markets, cafeterias and canteens to make methane, which can be used to power vehicles. Given the rising oil prices in recent years, ... and more »

Vegetable, fruit prices likely to surge by 25-30% - Pakistan Daily Times

Vegetable, fruit prices likely to surge by 25-30% Pakistan Daily Times Haji Shahjahan, President Wholesale Vegetable Welfare Association, Subzi Mandi Karachi termed the increase in fruit and vegetable prices as a sequel of upward revision in prices of petroleum products. There would be double edge increase for consumers ... and more »

Volume and wholesale value down on fresh fruit in Gozo - FreshPlaza

Volume and wholesale value down on fresh fruit in Gozo FreshPlaza In the fourth quarter last year Gozitan farmers produced 0.8 million kilograms of fresh fruit and vegetables, or 8.6 per cent of the island's total supply. The volume of fresh fruit and vegetables edged down by 0.8 per cent, while the wholesale value ...

Fruit Prices Up On Dry Season Demand - AllAfrica.com

Fruit Prices Up On Dry Season Demand AllAfrica.com At the market located 5km East on the Kampala - Jinja highway, Melon prices range between Ushs 3000 ($1.2) and Ushs 20000 ($8) whereas in the wet season they used to go for between Ushs1500 ($.60) and Ushs10,000($4) depending on the size. Wholesale ... and more »