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Relief to farmers due to purchase of mustard by government agencies, but customers upset due to increase in price
Commodities Market: Recently there was an increase in the price of pulses, now along with mustard oil, cumin in the spice has also increased the price. In a month, the price of cumin has increased from Rs 260 per kg to Rs 385 per kg. With this, the price of mustard oil has increased by Rs 16 per kg.
The government buys mustard, which benefits farmers, but as a result of this, mustard oil has become more expensive and requires consumers to pay more for it. Cinnamon's price has also increased. The price of pulses increased recently, and cumin, a spice, has followed suit, along with mustard oil. From Rs 260 per kg to Rs 385 per kg in just one month, cumin has become more expensive. Mustard oil now costs Rs 16 per kg more as a result of this.
According to experts, the primary cause of this is that government agencies are buying mustard. This has provided relief to the farmers but the common man has to spend more for mustard oil. Mustard oil has increased from Rs 1030 per 10 kg to Rs 1190 per 10 kg.
National President of All India Edible Oil Traders Federation and General Secretary of Confederation of All India (CAIT) Maharashtra, Shankar Thakkar said that the reason for the sudden rise in mustard oils is due to the game played by some big players. It seems that because in the international markets, There has not been a big increase in the prices of oils, but a big increase is being seen in the prices of domestic oils, especially groundnut, and mustard, although during the elections, government agencies have aggressively purchased mustard. This has provided some relief to the farmers and the prices have reached close to MSP. But customers are facing problems.
