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Veggie, fruit prices soar by up to 100% -Subodh Varma
-The Times of India
NEW DELHI: Prices of most food items have been inching up relentlessly through the past year despite several so-called reforms in management of food supply chains. While staples like wheat flour and rice have become marginally costlier, prices of pulses like masoor and arhar have soared by up to 30%. Barring a few exceptions, prices of vegetables and fruits have shot up by 20 to 50%, and for popular winter fare like peas and leafy vegetables, by nearly 100%.
According to APMC (Azadpur) data, between January 31, 2014 and Jan 30, 2015, the wholesale price of peas rose 106%, spinach by 94%, carrots by 89%, beans by 68%, cabbage by 61%, brinjal by 57%, methi by 56%, bhindi and green chillies by 47%, onion by 40% and tomato by 33%.
Unlike the dramatic spikes witnessed during the Manmohan Singh government, when prices would increase manifold in the space of a few weeks before settling down, the present inflation is a slow, simmering fire rising steadily over a period of months. But the effect is the same - an erosion of family budgets and, among the large number of limited income households in Delhi, even an erosion in their nutritional intake.
This slow-burning food inflation may be one of the reasons for the quick disaffection of poorer people in Delhi with the Modi government, as reflected in the close contest between BJP and AAP. Just eight months ago, BJP had swept all seven Lok Sabha seats in Delhi, getting 46% of the votes polled, with promises of fighting price rise being one of its key attractions.
Most low income families depend on vegetables to make up their main meals along with chapatis because pulses (dals) went out of reach several years ago. But most vegetables are now selling in Azadpur's wholesale mandi at prices that are insufferably high. By the time these reach the hapless consumer there is usually a further 30-50% mark-up as it passes through a chain of middlemen.
Of the Big Three among vegetables - potato, onion and tomato - potatoes are marginally cheaper in the wholesale markets but onions are substantially up by 40% and tomatoes by 33%.
Even winter vegetables like carrots, peas, spinach and methi are selling at 50-100% more than one year ago. Similarly, winter fruits like guavas, grapes and apples are selling at prices that are 30% or more higher. Prices of only oranges and bananas have fallen.
