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Topic · standing beatupdated Tue, 3 Nov, 13:30

Custard Apple

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Business · 3 Nov

సీతాఫలం.. మరింత ప్రియం

AI summaryHyderabad markets are experiencing a significant price hike for custard apples due to a combination of El Niño-induced rainfall shortages, which reduced crop yields, and urban development projects that are destroying orchards. Supermarket prices are reported to be as high as Rs. 200 per kilo, making the fruit unaffordable for many ordinary consumers, while experts warn of further supply reductions if the trend continues.

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