In the vegetable market in southern Shan State, Myanmar, the prices of onions, potatoes, tomatoes, etc. have risen

In the Aungban fresh food market, the price of a bunch of onions was between 2,700 and 3,000 kyats in the first week of November, but in the second week, the price suddenly rose to around 5,000 to 6,000 kyats. A trading station owner said that the main reason was the imbalance between supply and demand of goods in the market, so the price rose. The most difficult thing now is that people are affected by the price increase and their lives are tight. When the supply and demand of any commodity are not equal, the price will rise. Only when the fresh food in Lower Myanmar is on the market, the price may fall. Most people in the fried potato industry in the Aungban area said that there are fewer potatoes entering the market now, so the price is unprecedentedly high, reaching 85,000 kyats per bunch, and even facing a ...