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COVID 19 Effect: Skyrocketing vegetable price in Ethiopian domestic market is hitting vegetable export heavily

Miftah Ali

Published Jun 11, 2020

The price of vegetables in the Ethiopian domestic market has doubled in recent days due to the worldwide lock down imposed amid COVID-19 outbreak. Exporters of vegetables from Ethiopia are now shifting to the export of other commodities to stay in business because the local price of vegetables is even higher than their export price.

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