Tender coconut prices shoot up to Rs 60 in Dakshina Kannada, Udupi


Daijiworld Media Network - Mangaluru/Udupi (MS)

Mangaluru/Udupi, May 13: The price of tender coconut has surged to Rs 60, and it is experiencing a shortage. The limited supply vendors receive in the early morning is exhausted within one or two hours. By around 11 am, vendors have completed their day's business as there are no tender coconuts left to sell.

This steep increase in price is unprecedented. During non-summer days, the rate typically hovers around Rs 25 to 30. Currently, in Kundapur and Udupi, tender coconuts are quoted at Rs 60, while in Mangaluru, the price ranges from Rs 50 to 55.

There are also complaints that vendors are maintaining a profit margin of Rs 20 per tender coconut. Consequently, many consumers are opting for sugarcane juice as an alternative.

 

 

 

  

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  • Flavian, Mangalore/Kuwait

    Tue, May 14 2024

    @ Venance, Mangalore I will send someone to collect all the plastic bottles with the consents in them and also, bags as they are main cause for choaking drains, environmental hazards etc. Where about your presential address in Kirem. ?

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  • Venance, Mangalur

    Tue, May 14 2024

    Kirem. You are totally right. Send near the church 2 compounds next called koila moor kaveri. You too visit koila

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  • Dam, Mangalore

    Mon, May 13 2024

    Bonda vendors taking advantage of summer season.... But in future it may effect their business badly...

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  • real kujuma, kodial

    Mon, May 13 2024

    only in manga land this is possible...nowhere elese in karu naadu or in India...manga land is the costliest in whole of India...just imagine the totally unguta chap people who came from bijapur to manga land in 1985 are ruling the twin districts...they are selling jola rotti for 90 rs per packet of 10..in their home town there are no buyers for even Rs two for one piece...enchina belchappa nakulu ulla maraya namma oorudu...Just give up drinking bonda...rates will come down automatically..

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  • Rudolf Rodrigues, Mumbai-Mangalore

    Mon, May 13 2024

    Very true; outsiders are ruling the roost in most businesses; housework bais from UK are now commanding premium salaries and facilities... absolute monopoly in the market! Land is being sold to gullible investors at sky high rates; many gullible chaps have gotten trapped by investing huge amount of their money 🤑 in land and realty projects!!

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  • Flavian, Mangalore/Kuwait

    Mon, May 13 2024

    In Kuwait we get tender coconut water/juice with tender fruit in a bottle containing 350 ml. I drink regularly because it soothes (quenches the thirst), refreshes and not as bad as other soft drinks which contain carbo hydrates and high sugar.

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  • Venance, Mangalore

    Mon, May 13 2024

    Here is one more classic example of a joker who enjoys coconut water in a plastic bottle n contributes to more palstic being dumped in the oceans

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  • Rudolf Rodrigues, Mumbai-Mangalore

    Mon, May 13 2024

    Unlike yesteryears, there is hardly any supply of locally grown tender coconuts, which were very tasty, thanks to unplanned and rampant urbanization; also majority of local farmers have switched over to the extremely lucrative areca plantations!!

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  • Gunji, Nellore /Kodyadka

    Mon, May 13 2024

    I still rmember drinking Udupi tender coconut when I was in Manipal. It was so refreshing and tatsy! I love tender coconut of Mangalore and Udupi

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  • Joshua, Mangalore

    Mon, May 13 2024

    I am still not aware why the prices of haircut that surged from 60/70 to 100/120 during the time of Covid citing the reason that they needed to use disposable one time use cloth and now till date there has been no signs of price getting normal even after them started using their normal washable cloth and this is how the HAJAM's of Tulunadu are scamming and nobody's speaking about this scam.

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  • Rudolf Rodrigues, Mumbai-Mangalore

    Mon, May 13 2024

    @Joshua; just the other day someone who had been on a trip to Mumbai was seen telling how cheap the saloon rates are in the Metro City compared to the rates in Mangalore??

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  • Dam, Mangalore

    Mon, May 13 2024

    Mangalore is becoming costliest city without reason... we need come out and raise voice against this....

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  • Dylan, Mangalore

    Mon, May 13 2024

    We Indians got used to price rise after 2014.

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  • Chandu, Karla

    Mon, May 13 2024

    This is how traders and vendors loot the consumers and growers. Growers get only peanuts for all the hard labour they put in for years in growing the crops.

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  • HENRY MISQUITH, Switzerland

    Mon, May 13 2024

    Let it rain a little..

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  • Jossey Saldanha, Raheja Waterfront

    Mon, May 13 2024

    Acche Din ...

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