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The price of tomatoes these days are all time high. It is a very common vegetable which is used in almost all the dishes. A people are finding it extremely difficult to afford it on the price of 200 to 300 rupees per kilo. One of the vegetable seller in sabzi mandi revealed that tomatoes used to be imported from India, but now the importation has ceased. Watch the video to find out the opinions of general public, distressed over expensive vegetables.
Tomato is one of the major staples in Pakistan and its recent shortage and resultant price hike in the market has fueled public protests and criticism of the government. This has prompted Prime Minister Imran Khan’s government to allow import of the commodity from neighboring country which is otherwise struggling to discourage imports to bring down the ballooning trade and current account deficits.
The tomatoes price shot up in the market in recent days owing to the acute shortage of the produce and it is being sold as high as Rs300 ($1.93) per kilogram in different parts of the country. The official price of one kilogram of tomatoes on average in major cities is calculated to be Rs164 ($1.05), according to Pakistan Bureau of Statistics.
The government has not set any exact quota or quantity of tomatoes to be imported from Iran, the parliamentary secretary said, adding that the import would end automatically after the arrival of the new crop in the market by early December.
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