Kathmandu. The Kalimati Fruit and Vegetable Market Development Committee has fixed the wholesale prices of agricultural produce for today. According to the committee, the maximum wholesale price of vegetables and fruits has been fixed.
Large (Nepali) Rs 40 per kg, Large (Indian) Rs 50 per kg, Small (Local) Rs 20 per kg, Small (Terai) Rs 25 per kg, Red Potato Rs 35 per kg, Red Potato (Indian) Rs 40 per kg, Dried Onion (Indian) Rs 45 per kg, Carrot (Local) Rs 35 per kg, Carrot (Terai) Rs 30 per kg, Beans (Local) Rs 15 per kg, Beans (Terai) Rs 12 per kg, Beans (Coconut) Rs 20 per kg, Cauliflower (Local) Rs 40 per kg, Local Cauliflower (Jyapu) Rs 40 per kg, Red Radish Rs 45 per kg, White Radish (Local) Rs 20 per kg, White Radish (Hybrid) Rs 30 per kg, Bhanta Lamcho Rs 40 per kg and Bhanta Dallo Rs 45 per kg, the price of stem body has been fixed at Rs 90 per kg.
Similarly, Matarkosa Rs 80 per kg, Ghee Beans (Local) Rs 90 per kg, Ghee Beans (Hybrid) Rs 90 per kg, Ghee Beans (Rajma) Rs 80 per kg, Tate Beans Rs 70 per kg, Bitter Gourd Rs 100 per kg, Gourd Rs 40 per kg, Parbar (Local) Rs 90 per kg, Parbar (Terai) Rs 90 per kg, Chichindo Rs 80 per kg, Ghiraula Rs 70 per kg, Zhiguni Rs 80 per kg, Farsi Rakeko Rs 50, green pumpkin (lamcho) Rs. 30 per kg, green pumpkin (dallo) Rs. 30 per kg, turnip Rs. 70 per kg, okra Rs. 130 per kg. Similarly, sugarcane is priced at Rs 70 per kg, barela at Rs 40 per kg, pindalu at Rs 90 per kg, squash at Rs 40 per kg, rayo greens at Rs 70 per kg, spinach at Rs 80 per kg, chamasur greens at Rs 100, mustard greens at Rs 60 per kg, fenugreek greens at Rs 100 per kg, green onions at Rs 60 per kg, bakula at Rs 50 per kg, yam at Rs 120 per kg, mushrooms (virgin) at Rs 250 per kg, mushrooms (dalle) at Rs 300 per kg and kurilo at Rs 600 per kg.
Neuro at Rs 80 per kg, broccoli at Rs 70 per kg, beetroot at Rs 60 per kg, sajivan at Rs 180 per kg, koiralo at Rs 220 per kg, red banda at Rs 45 per kg, cumin at Rs 100 per kg, Greens are priced at Rs 65 per kilogram, fenugreek at Rs 65 per kilogram, celery at Rs 200 per kilogram, parsley at Rs 300 per kilogram, fenugreek at Rs 90 per kilogram, mint at Rs 350 per kilogram, radish at Rs 60 per kilogram, tamarind at Rs 170 per kilogram, copper at Rs 100 per kilogram, tofu at Rs 120 per kilogram and gunpowder at Rs 350 per kilogram. The committee has set the price of apples (Jole) at Rs 250 per kg, apples (Fuji) at Rs 350 per kg, bananas (dozen) at Rs 160, lemons at Rs 280 per kg, pomegranates at Rs 350 per kg, grapes (green) at Rs 200 per kg, grapes (black) at Rs 250 per kg, Indian oranges at Rs 150, watermelons at Rs 70 per kg, seasonal at Rs 200 per kg, junar at Rs 200 per kg, groundnuts at Rs 200 per kg, cucumbers (local) at Rs 120 per kg, cucumbers (hybrid) at Rs 80 per kg, tree nuts at Rs 120 per kg, lemons at Rs 50 per kg, pears (Chinese) at Rs 260 per kg, papaya (Nepali) at Rs 50 per kg, papaya (Indian) at Rs 120 per kg, mangoes at Rs 120 per kg, lapsi at Rs 100 per kg, sugarcane at Rs 100 per kg, strawberries. (Groundnut) Rs 250, Kiwi Rs 450 per kg and Avocado Rs 650 per kg, Amla price has been fixed at Rs 130 per kg.
Similarly, Ginger Rs 130 per kg, Dried Chilli Rs 400 per kg, Green Chilli Rs 70 per kg, Green Chilli (Bullet) Rs 50 per kg, Green Chilli (Machhe) Rs 70 per kg, Green Chilli (Akbare) Rs 250 per kg, Lamb Chilli Rs 90 per kg, Green Garlic Rs 70 per kg, Green Coriander Rs 180 per kg, Dried Garlic Chinese Rs 320 per kg, Dried Garlic Nepali Rs 300 per kg, Fresh Fish (Rahu) Rs 320 per kg, Fresh Fish (Bachuwa) Rs 260 per kg, Fresh Fish (Chandi) has been priced at Rs 240 per kg, tree tomatoes at Rs 140 per kg, king mushrooms at Rs 300 per kg and shiitake mushrooms at Rs 800 per kg.
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