Kathmandu. The price of mangoes has decreased by Rs. 138 per kg within a month. According to the May 2081 price analysis report of the Department of Commerce, the price of mango has dropped from Rs 233.33 to Rs 95 per kg. It has been found that the products coming to the market before the start of the mango season fetch high prices. According to the report, the price of mango (Maldah) on June 6 is a record of Rs 233.33 per kg. This department has analyzed the prices sent by the Kalimati Fruit and Vegetable Market Management Committee. On June 13, the price of Maldah mangoes fell to Rs 210 per kg.

On June 20, the price of Maldah mangoes has dropped to 110 rupees. It has been seen in the department's analysis that the price of Maldah has dropped to Rs 95 when it arrived on 27th June. The average price of mango in a month is Rs 162.08 per kg. Dussehri mango price was Rs 170 per kg on May 6. The price of Dussehra mangoes, which remained at 170 on 13 June, fell to 110 on 20 June. According to the report, it had fallen to Rs 95 when it arrived on 27th June.

Calcutta mangoes were traded at Rs 170 per kg on 6th June. The same price was maintained on 13th June. According to the report, the price of Calcutta mango fell to Rs. 110 on June 20 and fell to Rs. 95 on June 27. Maldah and Dussehri mangoes are in the lead among the items that change rapidly in price in the month of May.

The price of these two items has changed by 59.29 and 54.76 percent respectively. Golvenda Sano (local) is at the forefront among the commodities that have seen high price changes in the month of May. The price of Golvenda, which was Rs 55 per kg on June 6, fell to Rs 37.33 on June 27. This is a change of 67.87 percent. Green coriander was traded at Rs 326 on 6th June. It had fallen to 216 rupees on 27th June.

This is a fluctuation of 66.33 percent. Vegetables and fruits with fixed prices are red potatoes at 47 per kg, stalks at 95 rupees, maize at 95 rupees, sweet peas at 170 rupees and ripe parsley at 40 rupees.