Business Daily | by Kevin Rotich
Prices of household food items are on the rise as farm supplies fall following an extended dry months of January to early March in food growing areas.
A spot-check by Market Place at Nairobi’s Marikiti Market showed that prices of cabbages, kales, avocado, capsicum, spinach, garlic and melon have risen.
A carton of garlic has risen by Sh500 to Sh2,300 in March from Sh1,800 in January. Mary Wambui, a vendor, expects the price to rise further in the coming weeks if supply drops further…
