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Mandarin oranges going for a song

By KHOO GEK SAN

Traders trying to sell last few festive fruits as demand plummets after CNY

PETALING JAYA: Now that the 15-day Chinese New Year celebration is over, prices of mandarin oranges are nose-diving, with some traders selling them for as low as RM2 a box.

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