US EditionOff-Season Supply Constraints Drive Vegetable Price Increases
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Off-season supply constraints drive vegetable price increases
Rising vegetable prices are being linked to off-season supply constraints, elevated demand, and higher production costs, according to Minister for Agriculture Tomasi Tunabuna. The Minister stated that fresh produce prices are currently influenced by reduced seasonal supply. "Vegetable prices are very…
Off-season vegetable shortage drives prices up
Rising vegetable prices across the country are being driven by off-season shortages, high demand, and increased production costs, according to Minister for Agriculture, Tomasi Tunabuna. The Minister says that while processed foods often appear expensive due to packaging and processing costs, fresh vegetables are currently costing more because supply has dropped during the off-season. “Vegetable […]
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