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Why Are Summer Fruits Not Getting Cheaper?

Summer fruits are not getting cheaper despite the season. Economist explains: weather and production costs.

Matthew King
ByMatthew King- Senior Editor
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Why Are Summer Fruits Not Getting Cheaper?
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Despite the arrival of summer, seasonal fruits remain expensive. Cherries start at 15 manat per kilo.

Buyers complain about high prices. Sellers confirm a noticeable increase compared to last year.

Economist Khalid Karimli attributes this to weather conditions and rising production costs.

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