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new Delhi. As Holi approaches, there is a tremendous jump in the prices of dry fruits. The color of Holi starts rising on dry fruits too. The prices of cashew nuts, raisins, almonds, nuts and many types of dry fruits have increased in many parts of the country. But, there is also such a market in Delhi, where you can still buy many types of dry fruits including cashew-almonds at cheap rates.
If you leave aside minor fluctuations, then there has been no major reversal in the rate of nuts in this market. If we look at last year’s rate, dry fruits are being sold cheap in this market this year as well. But, the opportunity to buy cheap nuts is now just a few days more. We are talking about Khari Baoli market located in Delhi.
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Be it cashew-almonds or raisins and walnuts in Khari Baoli, new crops of all kinds of nuts keep coming in the market. There is no dearth of great fresh goods in this market. Compared to last year, there has not been much jump in the prices of dry fruits this year as well. Nuts have remained cheap for the last one and a half to two months. Even after the arrival of the new crop, American almond remains in bulk at Rs 550 a kg. If we leave aside the slight fluctuation of two-three rupees, then this rate of almonds has been running since January. This condition is not only of almonds but also of cashew-raisins and walnuts.
Dry Fruits: As Holi approaches, there is a tremendous jump in the prices of dry fruits.
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What is the color of Holi on dry fruits?
If you compare the country with other parts, then the makhana has increased by Rs 200 per kg. At the same time, the price of cashew has increased by Rs 150, raisins by Rs 50-100 and almonds by Rs 50 to 70. Cashew nuts are being sold for Rs 850 to 1200. At the same time, dry coconut is being sold for Rs 230, chironji – Rs 1500-1525 and raisins – from Rs 300 to Rs 325.
How much has the rate gone up compared to last year?
Dates have also increased by only Rs 10-20 from Rs 300 per kg in January. The price of pistachios is running between Rs 1200 to 1250 per kg. The rate of pistachios in the market is being sold with a slight difference of Rs 20 to 25 per kg.
On the occasion of Holi, people consume different types of dishes.
Why can Gujiya cross 600 this time?
Let us tell you that if dry fruits are expensive, it will also become expensive for people to prepare Gujiya. Along with this, there has also been a tremendous increase in the price of oil and spices in a few days. The price of mustard oil and refined oil has increased by Rs 30 to 50 per liter. The impact of the Russia-Ukraine war is clearly visible on the refinery oil. Cooking oil prices have increased significantly.
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dry fruits price in retail market
Chironji – 1500 to 1550 rupees
Cashew – 850 to 1200 rupees
Dry coconut – Rs 240 to 275
Makhana – Rs 650 to 800
Almonds – Rs 550
Raisins – Rs 300 to 325
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