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Market Bag: Bananas for $1,600 amid higher prices, fewer shoppers at Mandeville Market
Narrative Analysis: Card Stacking
MANCHESTER, Jamaica — Banana is selling for as much as 1,600 per dozen at the Mandeville Market this week, with vendors reporting fewer shoppers as rising prices squeeze consumer budgets.Among the more expensive produce are onion at 500 per pound, sweet pepper (500), yellow yam (600), and ginger (800). More affordable options in Manchester include scotch bonnet pepper (200), tomato (150), and Irish potato (200).Speaking with host Carlysia Ramdeen, one vendor said business has slowed significantly.“The people dem have no money. The turnout is very poor and the things dem is very short nowscarce,” she said. “Prices alright is just because of the short supply of the goods [and] everybody turn to the farming now so instead of dem fi come and buy, dem have dem own.”Tune in to an all-new Market Bag on all Jamaica Observer digital platforms.
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Market Bag: Onion dip to $300, yam up to $500 as Yaksta shops at ‘Curry’
KINGSTON, Jamaica – It’s a mixed bag for food prices this weekend as the costs of some items are up while others are down at the Coronation Market in Kingston.Onion, at 300 a pound; lettuce (400) and tomato (100) are among the food items fetching lower prices compared to last week. However, yellow yam (500), sweet pepper (400) and hot pepper (400) will all cost you more this weekend.This week, host Carlysia Ramdeen welcomed special guest, popular reggae singer Yaksta, who is also a farmer.Tune in to an all-new Market Bag on all Jamaica Observer digital platforms.
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