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Tomato prices to drop sharply in coming weeks – Dumelo
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Tomato prices to drop sharply in coming weeks – Dumelo John Dumelo says tomato prices in Ghana could drop sharply in coming weeks as local farmers begin harvesting, while large-scale dry-season farming preparations are underway.
We are also actively preparing for large scale dry season tomato farming from December to June next year.
John Dumelo Tomatoes The prices of tomatoes should see a sharp decline these coming weeks as Ghanaian farmers have started harvesting.
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