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Dry Fruits

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Business · 3 Nov

Festive nuts, bitter bill: Dry fruit prices jump up to 35%

AI summaryDry fruit prices in Telangana have increased by 25% to 35% due to supply disruptions from the West Asia conflict, higher freight charges, and a weakening rupee. Traders report that prices of almonds, pistachios, and walnuts have reached all-time highs, and the cost pressure has extended to sweets and sugar. Business for traders and retailers has taken a hit, with sales declining by 30-40%.

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