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vegetable prices
News update regarding vegetable prices.
Hot weather, soaring vegetable prices, farmers enthusiastically stay in the fields.
The prolonged intense heatwave has led to a surge in demand for vegetables, causing prices of many types to "heat up". In specialized farming areas, farmers are enthusiastically working in the fields, harvesting and rushing to harvest at the same time...
Economy
Vegetable prices plummet ahead of the Lunar New Year 2026, with supply from Lam Dong reaching 790,000 tons.
From January 26th to 29th, vegetable prices at wholesale markets dropped sharply thanks to a 20-50% increase in cultivated area. The market is predicted to remain stable during the Tet holiday, with no price surges expected.
Chili prices in Ho Chi Minh City have surged to 160,000 VND/kg, contrary to the trend of green vegetables.
While the prices of many green vegetables in Ho Chi Minh City have decreased by about 20% after the storms, the price of fresh chili peppers has surged due to a sharp drop in supply, with some retailers selling them for up to 160,000 VND/kg.
Increased supply leads to lower vegetable prices in Nghe An.
In mid-December, many key vegetable-growing areas in the province began harvesting their winter vegetable crops. Although yields were not high due to the prolonged heavy rains and floods, the harvest...
The consumer price index (CPI) in Nghe An province increased by 0.41% in November.
The Consumer Price Index (CPI) in Nghe An province in November 2025 increased by 0.41% compared to the previous month. Of these, 6 groups of goods and services saw price increases, 3 groups remained stable, and 2...
Vegetable prices continue to rise.
More than a month after the storm, vegetable prices in Nghe An province show no signs of cooling down. Surveys at markets reveal that many types of vegetables and tubers are still one and a half to two times higher than before...
Vegetable prices in Hanoi have skyrocketed after Typhoon Bualoi, leaving residents worried about every meal.
Vegetable prices in Hanoi have doubled after Typhoon Bualoi, with many leafy vegetables becoming scarce, and traders predict it will be difficult to find them in the coming days.
Nghe An: Highlights of May 12th
May 12, 2025 18:08
Nghe An province and Vientiane (Laos) held talks and signed a cooperation agreement; Launching a campaign to promote the implementation of Social Insurance and Health Insurance... These are some of the highlights of the day...
Vegetables and fruits in Nghe An are on the rise in price.
March 16, 2025 09:49
Market research in several other vegetable-growing areas in Dien Chau district shows that vegetables directly from the fields are being purchased more aggressively by traders, and selling prices are also on a significant upward trend compared to...
Vegetable prices for Tet (Lunar New Year) at the Quỳnh Lưu vegetable growing area have dropped sharply.
January 26, 2025 09:39
As Tet approaches, many types of green vegetables in the coastal area of Quynh Luu district, the largest vegetable growing area in Nghe An province, have seen a sharp drop in price and are difficult to sell.
Vegetable prices in Nghe An have risen sharply after the floods.
September 12, 2024 15:34
At many local markets in Nghe An, the price of green vegetables has increased dramatically, with some types rising 2-3 times compared to before Typhoon Yagi.
Off-season vegetables in Nghe An: Difficult to grow, easy to sell.
August 21, 2024 12:38
For many years, people in Nghe An have learned to overcome the disadvantages of hot, dry weather to grow off-season vegetables and fruits, bringing high economic efficiency.
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