The rise in agricultural prices accelerated further

Cereal prices rise by almost two-thirds on an annual basis
Producer prices for crop and horticultural products have risen 49.3 percent since April last year, with livestock and animal products becoming 36.9 percent more expensive on average.
The purchase price of cereals increased by 64.9 percent in one year, while that of industrial crops increased by 68.5 percent, of which oilseeds by 71.7 percent. (MTI)
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