Coconut prices rise! Prices have risen from Delhi to Bangalore, and supply also declined
Temperatures are rising in many parts of the country and, in addition to this, there is a rising demand for colds and many health drinks. Its direct impact on raw coconut prices. Raw coconut prices have gone up a huge jump and it is selling from Rs 65 to 70. Experts warned that by the end of the year its price could cross Rs 100. With increasing demand, the coconut crop was also affected in Karnataka, Kerala and Tamil Nadu. There is also a reason for the increase in prices.
Reduction in supply, prices increase
Coconuts were supplied from Tamil Nadu, Kerala, Mandya and Tumuru in the Karnataka region. However, as demand in Maharashtra and New Delhi is increasing, there is a special decline in the supply of coastal Karnataka. This made it difficult to buy coconuts needed to meet the local demand.
Coconut is sold for 100 rupees in the national capital. On average, more than 3 lakh coconuts are supplied to cities such as Delhi and Mumbai from over 3 lakh coconuts to meet the increasing demand. Meanwhile, the price of coconut has reached Rs 65-70 per kg. The price of Khopra has increased from Rs 750 to Rs 1,000 per kg. There is also a demand for thrown coconut skins. Merchants are collected from these peels villages. They are also selling for Rs.
This is the case in Tamil Nadu and Kerala
In many states there is a lot of difference in the price of raw coconut, coconut and skull. In New Delhi, raw coconuts are being sold from Rs. Coconut is priced at Rs. In Karnataka, raw coconut is Rs 45 to Rs 65, coconuts are Rs 75 per kg and Rs.750 per kg of Capra. Similarly, in Tamil Nadu, the raw coconut price is Rs.50 to Rs 55, coconuts Rs.60 per kg and Rs.700 per kg of Khopra. In Kerala, raw coconuts are between Rs.50 and Rs.55. At the same time, the price of coconut is Rs.74 per kg. Khopra is being sold at Rs 750 per kg.
Why do you raise coconut prices
According to a consultant to the coconut production company, coconut -based products such as ice cream and chocolate are very popular in cities such as Delhi, Maharashtra and Bangalore. For this reason, there is a boom in the demand for both raw coconut and coconut. Over the past two years, coconut production of coconuts such as ice cream and chocolate has increased by 40 percent. At the same time, there is a normal decline in coconut yields. Apart from this, the demand for pure coconut oil is increasing, as prices are rising. Coconut prices have also increased due to burning heat.
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