Coriander Prices Surge Past Rs 200/kg as Rains Disrupt Supply
Fresh coriander, once a complimentary addition at vegetable stalls, has seen a sharp price rise crossing Rs 200 per kilogram. Heavy rainfall in key coriander-growing regions has disrupted the supply chain, leading to the spike. The herb, long considered an everyday freebie by shoppers, is now a costly purchase. The shortage has caught consumers off guard as the vegetable was traditionally given away without charge by local vendors.
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