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3 years ago

How the season affects the price quality and availability of vegetables?

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Each vegetables and fruits will have different response to the varying temperature and atmospheric condition of the surrounding. Some may become rotten in a shorter period of time. In this regard the price would get lower in order for the goods to get sold easily.

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