Check Out Mumbai's New Vegetable Prices - Some Costlier Than Petrol

Vegetable prices are skyrocketing in Mumbai, surpassing even the cost of petrol per kilogram, as per the report shared by the news agency Lokmat. Mumbaikars are facing tough choices at the dining table due to this.

Recent reports from local markets indicate a significant decrease in vegetable arrivals, causing prices to surge. The price of fenugreek pods has reached between Rs 160 to Rs 200 per kg, while tomatoes and okra are being sold at Rs 80 to Rs 100 per kg. This has led to concerns among residents, who now find basic vegetables less affordable than fuel, which has remained steady at Rs 104.21 per litre for the past three months.

Households, accustomed to receiving complimentary coriander from vendors, now face an additional cost of at least Rs 30 per bunch for this garnish due to rising prices.

Vegetable Price List In Mumbai

Below is a list of new vegetable prices in Mumbai:

• Bangalore Tomato: Rs 45.00 per kg
• Beans: Rs 70.00 per kg
• Beetroot: Rs 45.00 per kg
• Bitter Gourd: Rs 80.00 per kg
• Bottle Gourd: Rs 30.00 per kg
• Brinjal: Rs 50.00 per kg
• Broad Beans: Rs 67.00 per kg
• Cabbage: Rs 31.00 per kg
• Capsicum: Rs 72.00 per kg
• Carrot: Rs 60.00 per kg
• Cauliflower: Rs 30.00 per piece
• Chayote: Rs 97.00 per kg
• Colocasia: Rs 140.00 per kg
• Coriander Leaves: Rs 30.00 per bunch
• Cucumber: Rs 55.00 per kg
• Drumstick: Rs 60.00 per kg
• Ginger: Rs 210.00 per kg
• Green Chili: Rs 40.00 per kg
• Green Plantain: Rs 60.00 per piece
• Kohlrabi: Rs 50.00 per kg
• Ladies Finger: Rs 70.00 per kg
• Mint: Rs 30.00 per bunch
• Onion (Big): Rs 50.00 per kg
• Onion (Small): Rs 35.00 per kg
• Plantain Flower: Rs 30.00 per kg
• Plantain Stem: Rs 30.00 per piece
• Potato: Rs 34.00 per kg
• Pumpkin: Rs 50.00 per kg
• Radish: Rs 75.00 per kg
• Ridge Gourd: Rs 110.00 per kg
• Scarlet Gourd: Rs 55.00 per kg
• Snake Gourd: Rs 60.00 per kg
• Sweet Potato: Rs 80.00 per kg
• Tapioca: Rs 60.00 per kg
• Tomato: Rs 80.00 per kg
• Yam: Rs 70.00 per kg

With prices continuing to rise, Mumbai residents are left contemplating how to manage their food expenses amidst these challenging economic conditions.