Kathmandu. The Kalimati Fruits and Vegetables Market Development Committee has fixed the maximum wholesale price of agricultural products for Monday.

According to the committee, the price of tomato big (Nepali) at Rs 60 per kg, big tomato (Indian) at Rs 80 per kg, tomato small (local) at Rs 40 per kg, tomato small (tunnel) at Rs 58 per kg, potato red (long) at Rs 51 per kg, potato red (round) at Rs 52 per kg, potato red (mudhe) at Rs 52 per kg, potato red (Indian) at Rs 37 per kg, potato white (Indian) at Rs 36 per kg and onion dried (Indian) at Rs 57 per kg.

Similarly, carrot (local) has been sold at Rs 120 per kg, carrot (terai at Rs 80 per kg), cabbage (local) at Rs 35 per kg, cauliflower local at Rs 120 per kg, red radish at Rs 30 per kg, white radish at Rs 30 per kg, brinjal lamcho at Rs 50 per kg and brinjal dalo at Rs 70 per kg.

According to the committee, beans Rs 90 per kg, maize beans Rs 100 per kg, ghee beans (local) Rs 100 per kg, ghee beans (hybrid) Rs 100 per kg, tatte beans Rs 100 per kg, soybean beans Rs 100 per kg, bitter gourd Rs 50 per kg, gourd Rs 50 per kg, parwar (local) Rs 60 per kg, parwar (local) Rs 60 per kg, Chichindo Rs 30 per kg. The price of cucumber has been increased to Rs 40 per kg, Jhiguni to Rs 60 per kg, ripe Farsi to Rs 60 per kg, green Farsi (dallo) to Rs 50 per kg, okra to Rs 50 per kg, sweet potato to Rs 120 per kg, pindalu to Rs 100 per kg and squash to Rs 60 per kg.

Mustard has been fixed at Rs 150 per kg, spinach at Rs 250 per kg, mustard greens at Rs 120 per kg, onion (green) at Rs 200 per kg, mushroom (ole) at Rs 300 per kg, mushroom (dalle) at Rs 500 per kg, king mushroom at Rs 330 per kg and Sitake mushroom at Rs 1,000 per kg.

Kurilo costs Rs 500 per kg, Niguro Rs 100 per kg, Broccoli Rs 150 per kg, Beetroot Rs 70 per kg, Sajeevan Rs 300 per kg, Red Cabbage Rs 40 per kg, Jiri Greens Rs 600 per kg, Celery Rs 250 per kg, Parsley Rs 150 per kg, Fennel greens Rs 150 per kg, Mint Rs 500 per kg, Guantroot Rs 150 per kg, Tamarind Rs 180 per kg, Tamarind Rs 160 per kg, Copper Rs 160 per kg. Tofu has been fixed at Rs 160 per kg and gundruk at Rs 350 per kg.

Apple (Fuji) Rs 300 per kg, banana (Nepali) Rs 300 per kg, banana (Malbhog) Rs 200, lemon Rs 250 per kg, pomegranate Rs 400 per kg, mango (Maldaha) Rs 280 per kg, mango (dussehra) Rs 250 per kg, mango (chosa) Rs 250 per kg, watermelon (green) Rs 60 per kg, junar Rs 300 per kg, pineapple Rs 200 per kg, cucumber (local) Rs 50 per kg, cucumber (hybrid) Rs 12 per kg. Cucumber (local) has been fixed at Rs 50 per kg, jackfruit at Rs 60 per kg, pineapple (local) at Rs 90 per kg, pear (local) at Rs 90 per kg, dry fruits (Nepali) at Rs 90 per kg, dry fruits (Indian) at Rs 120 per kg, lapsi at Rs 60 per kg, amla at Rs 280 per kg, avocado at Rs 500 per kg, coconut (raw) at Rs 80 per kg and coconut (green) at Rs 170 per kg.

Dragon fruit (Nepali) Rs 500 per kg, ginger Rs 230 per kg, dried chilli Rs 550 per kg, chilli green (lamcho) Rs 80 per kg, chilli green (bullet) Rs 80 per kg, chilli green (fish) Rs 70 per kg, chilli green (Akbare) Rs 300 per kg, sheep chilli Rs 100 per kg, garlic green chili Rs 200 per kg, green coriander Rs 300 per kg, garlic dried (Chinese) Rs 240 per kg. Likewise, the price of dried garlic (Nepali) has been fixed at Rs 200 per kg, dried fish at Rs 200 per kg, fish at Rs 1,000 per kg, fresh fish (rahu) at Rs 340 per kg, fresh fish (bachuwa) at Rs 300 per kg and fresh fish (Chhadi) at Rs 300 per kg.