Singapore: The quantity of papaya is small, and retail prices have doubled in Malaysia

Published 2023년 5월 22일

Tridge summary

Recent high temperatures have negatively affected the production of imported fruits from Malaysia, such as papaya, watermelon, and dragon fruit. As a result, quantities have decreased, and prices have doubled or tripled. Pineapple and dragon fruit import prices have increased by 10-20%, and retail prices have followed suit. The situation has led to some fruits being out of stock in shops, and farmers experiencing issues like tree drowning due to floods.
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The high temperature weather has continued in recent days, and the production of imported fruits such as papaya, watermelon and dragon fruit has been setback. The interviewed local fruit merchants revealed that the quantity of papaya from Malaysia was once so small that "we can't get it even if we have money". The current import price and retail price Also at least doubled. Malaysia has experienced high temperature and little rain recently, and the high temperature may exceed 40 degrees. The hot weather has reduced the output of some fruits in Malaysia, and the prices have risen accordingly after being exported to my country. An employee surnamed Lin from Wenqing Fruit Shop Xiangquan Fruit told the "Xin Ming Daily" that due to the hot weather, the Some fruits are available in small quantities, while others are expensive. "For example, papaya, which used to sell for 1 yuan per kilogram, is now 2 to 3 yuan, which has at least doubled." He also said that the quantity of pineapple and ...
Source: Zaobao

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