Low supply, high transportation costs reason for pricey greens, say farmers


IPOH: Reduction in supply, and rising transportation costs of imported greens has led to an increase in vegetable prices, say farmers.

Cameron Highlands Vegetable Growers Association secretary Chay Ee Mong said vegetables such as cauliflower and broccoli, which are imported items, were pricey due to such factors.

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