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Vegetable prices rise 10-15% due to early rainy season
By Liang Kaixin, Channel NewsAsia | Posted: 25 November 2008 2057 hrs

 
 
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SINGAPORE : Vegetable prices have risen by 10 to 15 percent on average during the past month due to the rainy season.

The rainy season, which began a month earlier this year, has affected harvests in Malaysia, where half of Singapore's vegetable imports come from.

The rains have also affected chilli harvests in Thailand, Vietnam and other neighbouring countries.

Chilli prices have doubled to some S$6 a kilogramme, the highest in 10 years. - CNA /ls

 

 



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