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Price of Mandarin Shoots, Traditional Fruit at the Altar of the Dead
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Jose Juan Tomas. Tampico, Tamps. – The price of mandarin, traditional fruit in the altars of the Day of the Dead, is in the clouds in the municipal markets of Tampico. Currently, the kilo is sold in 60 pesos, although it is expected that this cost can increase in the next few days. Fruit and vegetable traders pointed out that customers are already starting to look for mandarin, but face unaffordable prices, so many choose to buy only the amount …
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