Potato prices rising in India due to lower supplies

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Abril 26, 2012

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After plummeting to a record low two months back, the retail price of potatoes has risen sharply due to lower supplies.

The prices have been rising mainly due to expectations of a lower rabi output in the key producing states of Uttar Pradesh and West Bengal.

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