Nepalese growers are dumping tomatoes

Published 2023년 6월 27일

Tridge summary

Nepalese tomato growers dumped their produce in protest over low prices and inability to compete with Indian tomatoes flooding the market. The lack of cold storage facilities and factories to process tomatoes into products is cited as a major problem. Despite the market price being the same for Nepalese and Indian tomatoes, growers are struggling to make a profit.
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This weekend, Nepalese tomato growers dumped loads of their produce on the road in front of the Kalimati Fruit and Vegetable Market to express their anger at the low prices they are getting. Photos and videos of the heaps of tomatoes on the way to the country's largest market have appeared on social media. The tomato growers said they were forced to dump their produce because they couldn't get a fair price and couldn't compete in any way with the Indian tomatoes flooding the market. A few months ago, growers also dumped mountains of tomatoes and other vegetables on the road to put pressure on the government to stop importing vegetables from India. Experts say that the market price is not the problem. According to them, the problem is the lack of cold stores to store the tomatoes or factories ...
Source: AGF

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