Tomato Price In Britain: India’s position is very strong in terms of grain and vegetable production. India exports wheat, rice and vegetables to many countries. But the situation of every country is not like that of India. The neighboring country itself is struggling with poverty. Here the prices of grains and other vegetables are skyrocketing. Similar is the condition of other countries as well. Now a very bad picture is coming in this matter of a prosperous country. Here vegetables are not available at the price of kilos, but in numbers. Their number is also not very large. In such a situation, the local public has become very upset.
Limit fixed in UK supermarkets
According to media reports, Britain’s largest supermarkets Aldi, Morrison, Asda and Tesco have set limits on the purchase of vegetables. If a person has to go to these markets and buy vegetables, then he will have to buy vegetables within the prescribed limit. If a person tries to buy vegetables outside the fixed limit, he will be flatly refused.
Only 2 tomatoes, 3 potatoes have to be taken
People are reaching the supermarket to buy potatoes, tomatoes, cucumbers, onions, capsicum, okra, chillies and other vegetables. According to media reports, strange guidelines have been set by the super market. For example, a customer will be able to buy 2 to 3 tomatoes by reaching this market. If potatoes are needed, then they will be able to buy only 3 to 4. If a person demands one or two kilos of potatoes, tomatoes or other vegetables, he will be flatly refused.
Why did this situation happen?
In Britain, this situation has become due to the economic recession. Everyone should have the availability of vegetables. Due to this, there has been a shortage of food and drink items in the whole of Britain towards super markets. People are trying to buy more vegetables. That’s why trying to buy vegetables in the market. For this reason, the prices of vegetables have increased very fast. It has been told that Britain imports 90 percent of green vegetables from other countries to meet the consumption of vegetables in the country. Here the production of green vegetables is very less in winter. At the same time, super markets try to ensure that there is no shortage of vegetables in the country. That’s why it is necessary to keep stock. This is also a big reason for fixing the limit for purchase of vegetables.
