Greens more expensive now


Fresh produce: Chin (left) with his workers packing vegetables to be distributed to Johor and Singapore.

JOHOR BARU: The prices of vegetables have gone up as much as 30% due to the rainy season especially in the northern part of the state and also parts of Cameron Highlands.

The unpredictable weather has impacted farmers who are reaping lower yield and this is expected to continue for some time.

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