Hyderabad’s dry fruit supply chain is facing a significant disruption as prices of key imported commodities surge sharply due to geopolitical instability and logistics constraints. This sharp increase is being felt across the board, impacting both wholesale traders and end consumers, especially ahead of India’s crucial festive season supply demand. According to Vijay Grover of Shivram Peshawari and Brothers, the price of premium Mamra almonds has skyrocketed from βΉ2,600 to βΉ3,600 per kg, while pistachio prices have surged from βΉ900 to βΉ1,200 per kg. The steep rise is attributed to supply chain disruptions caused by regional conflicts and import bottlenecks. A recent explosion
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