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Mango traders suffer loss as Alphonso sales slump in Mumbai amid lockdown

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Mango traders suffer loss as Alphonso sales slump in Mumbai amid lockdown
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The traders in the city said all the stored mangoes have rotten in the godowns.

ANI Mumbai
Mango traders in Mumbai are suffering losses as sales of Alphonso mangoes have slumped in the city due to the ongoing lockdown imposed to curb the spread Covid-19.

The traders in the city said all the stored mangoes have rotten in the godowns.

"There is almost no sale as customers are not visiting in the market. Mangoes are rotting in the godown. We are suffering losses," said Abdul Malik Ansari, a mango trader.


Meanwhile, Maharashtra government has decided to allow standalone shops including liquor shops to open

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