FE Editorial : The price of onions
The Financial Express : Tue Feb 05 2013, 03:10 hrs
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Apart from not having on-off export policies, the other thing Indian policymakers need to concentrate on is to get India's processing of fruits and vegetables up from the 6% or so levels that they are right now. Take anything you like, from tomato purees to dehydrated onions, and the price volatility is dramatically lower and, unlike in the case of raw vegetables, the difference between wholesale and retail prices is also much lower.
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