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Onion prices rebound after last week's dipOnion prices at Maharashtra's Lasalgaon market have rebounded after a recent fall. The average wholesale price reached ₹40 per kg, with ret...- Onion prices likely to stay firm till November despite Centre’s Rs 35/kg pushOnion prices will likely stay firm until November despite government sales. Inferior quality of stored onions and delayed fresh crop arriva...
- Onion prices may rise further? 30% of Centre’s buffer stock damaged, Kanda Express sent to Delhi as kharif crop faces delayIndia's summer onion buffer stock has suffered considerable setbacks due to unexpected rainfall, leading to roughly thirty percent of onion...
- Onion prices jump to Rs 27/kg at Lasalgaon amid delayed kharif crop arrival from South IndiaWholesale onion prices have surged significantly in the past week. The government plans to sell buffer stock onions to control rising price...
- Exporters urge govt not to impose curbs on onionsIndian onion exporters are urging the government against imposing export curbs, citing a surge in wholesale prices at Lasalgaon market. Del...
- Onion prices remain firm on supply worries, imports to increaseThe average wholesale prices are expected to rise further from the current level of Rs 50 a kg.
- Trade demands opening up of onion exports as prices slide rapidlyOnion prices have been ruling around Rs 100 a kg in retail for close to three months as excess unseasonal rainfall damaged the delicate cro...
- Income Tax department raids onion traders from LasalgaonThe raid comes amid ballooning onion prices which have touched Rs 80/kg to Rs 90/kg as incessant rainfall in Maharashtra, the top onion pro...
- Wholesale onion prices fall below Rs 30/kg at Lasalgaon after govt measuresThe average wholesale price of onion was Rs 26 per kg on Thursday at the Lasalgaon Agriculture Produce Market Committee, while the maximum ...
- Onion prices to soar further this DiwaliOnion prices continue to soar in the country's largest wholesale market at Lasalgaon in Nashik, with wholesale traders saying that the pric...
- Onion prices fall 35% after I-T raids on Nashik tradersThe average wholesale onion prices on Thursday declined by 35% to Rs 900 per quintal at Lasalgaon as against Rs 1,400 per quintal on Wednes...
- Wholesale onion prices hit lowest level of FY16 at Rs 9.50The prices of the kitchen staple at the Lasalgaon have fallen by more than 76 per cent to Rs 9.50 per kg in February from Rs 41.30 per kg i...
- Centre asks Maharashtra govt to crack down on hoarding at LasalgaonCentre asked the Maharashtra government to take strict action against hoarders for improving supply at Lasalgaon wholesale market in Nashik.
- Onion ruling at Rs 36.11/kg at Lasalgaon wholesale marketThe government had already increased minimum export price of the commodity to $ 425 per tonne, and also extended the ban on holding of its ...
- With a 140% hike, onion prices hit 22-month high at Rs 3,611 per quintalSources said that prices may touch Rs 4,000 a quintal at the country's largest wholesale onion market in a week or two due to further decli...
- Raid threat pulls down onion prices in MaharashtraOnion prices have crashed by 25-30% from the peak of Rs 60 per kg last week after the Maharashtra government threatened onion traders with ...
- Know your 'onions': Who let the price riseThe state government claimed that it did not find much onion stocks with traders during its inspections.
- Retail onion prices double on low supply speculationConsumers are paying more than Rs 30 for a kg of onions again because traders have doubled retail prices in the anticipation of an impendin...
- Crashing wholesale onion prices yet to fully benefit consumersOnion wholesale prices that since last month have plummeted 69 per cent in Delhi and by upto 80 per cent in Lasalgaon, the country's larges...
- Onion prices crash in wholesale markets of Delhi, NashikA total of 750 tonnes of onions out of the 1,000 tonnes imported from Pakistan to boost domestic supply have reached the national capital s...
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