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Red chilli prices are falling as supply rises and demand eases

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Prices of dried red chillies, a staple in many Indian kitchens, have been declining in recent weeks. The drop is linked to a larger harvest and steadier supply reaching markets. Softer demand from buyers has added to the downward pressure on rates. Consumers may therefore see some relief on the cost of a common spice.

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