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Totapuri mango farmers slip further into distress as price crash continues

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Rashmi Patil
Totapuri mango farmers slip further into distress as price crash continues
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Totapuri mango farmers in India are facing severe financial distress as market prices have crashed, leading many to dump their produce. Farmers are calling for increased government procurement support to mitigate losses.

Thousands of farmers who have grown Totapuri mangoes have been coming to the Agriculture Produce Market Committee (APMC) mandis and dumping the harvested yield for low prices, even as it crashed further from ₹4.37 per kg to ₹3 per kg.

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