Savan 2023: This year a combined yoga of Sawan and Adhikamas has been formed. Due to this, the month of Shravan has become of two months. People also observe fast in this holy month. Because of this, the demand for sago, groundnut seeds and mordhan and other vegetable ingredients increases. This year, the demand for Fariyali material has increased more than its supply, whereas due to heavy rains in other states, the arrival of these materials has reduced. Due to this, the gap between demand and supply has also increased. Due to this situation, the prices of food items have also increased.
In Indore, the rise in the prices of Sabudana is being seen these days. The prices of good sago, which used to fluctuate between Rs 50-100 per bag from last June to July 15, 2023, have opened up around Rs 600 to 800 per bag in the last two-three days.
What do traders have to say
Traders estimate that in view of the fasting festival, there is no possibility of any kind of recession till August 15. Prominent sago growers of Salem tell that sago traders should do business only by keeping proper stock in hand after estimating their future sales correctly. He said that the tuber crop has come well, but the new sago will start coming well from September onwards. After the upcoming Navratri, the consumption of sago will also reduce and the arrival will increase.
Prices will increase further in the festive season
This year there is two months of Shravan. After this many Teej and festivals including Janmashtami and Navratri are going to come. A lot of fasting is also observed during this period. That’s why the demand for Fariyali items also increases significantly. By the way, in a city like Indore, apart from fasting, Fariyali items are being eaten with enthusiasm. Due to this its demand remains throughout the year. Let’s talk about now, for now Monsoon There has been a tremendous increase in the demand for sago, mordhan, groundnut and water chestnut flour. The situation is that the demand for vegetable material has increased so much that the supply is falling short. In fact, due to heavy rains in many states, the arrival of vegetable material has also decreased. Due to this, the gap between its demand and supply has increased. The price of good quality sago reached 75 to 80 rupees in bulk
What do traders have to say
Traders of sago and other edible items say that the prices of edible items have increased, the price of good quality sago has reached Rs 75 to 80 in bulk, while the price of good quality groundnut has reached Rs 120 to 140. Mordhan’s prices have also increased. The coming time is of Teej-festivals, so the demand for Fariyali material has to increase. Due to this, there is no possibility of reducing their prices.
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