U Sudhakar Reddy
After Chinese goods, kites, holi colors its now Chinese vegetables
that are flooding Hyderabad super markets. Exotic Chinese cabbage is sold at the rate of
Rs 70 per kg. Chinese dwarf potatoes and tomatoes and other vegetables are imported and
now widely available.
Indian cabbage is only Rs 22 per kg the prices of exotic varieties and even Chinese are
sold at higher prices.
Mr Rajesh a manager of a super market at AS Rao Nagar says ,”Exotic Chinese cabbages and
other vegetables are imported and now available in many super markets. Customers are also
specifically asking for these Chinese cabbages. There are other exotic vegetables like
capsicum, broccoli from other countries also sold here,”
However there are mixed reactions among the buyers of the Chinese vegetables.
Ms Lata Damodar a resident of Sainikpuri says ,”Actually I tasted them but for me Indian
cabbage varieties are better and costs less. After hybrid varieties replaced the desi
types of tomatoes the taste is gone. Now with Chinese we have to watch out cautiously how
things change,”
Some of them say they are fond of these Chinese veggies. Ms. K.Shipika, hotelier said,
These Chinese vegetables gives an authentic flavor to the dishes, it stands important to
cook Chinese dishes with their vegetable only on order to give it an original taste.
We mostly use Chinese Bamboos for hot and sour soup, mushrooms and Chinese spring onions.
Certain section of costumers demand for these vegetables only,”
With China vegetables flooding the markets officials of horticulture department say,
"especially cabbage and potatoes are heavily competing with our local produce. other
commodities were entering the market are broccoli and cauliflower,”An official of Godrej Nature’s Basket "says
'Our range of chinese vegetables are becoming increasingly popular at the stores. While it is fairly a new and lesser known product, we have seen a growing interest for this range. One of our most popular type
of chinese vegetables is the chinese cabbage which is extremely popular amongst the oriental and other multicuisine restaurants'.
that are flooding Hyderabad super markets. Exotic Chinese cabbage is sold at the rate of
Rs 70 per kg. Chinese dwarf potatoes and tomatoes and other vegetables are imported and
now widely available.
Indian cabbage is only Rs 22 per kg the prices of exotic varieties and even Chinese are
sold at higher prices.
Mr Rajesh a manager of a super market at AS Rao Nagar says ,”Exotic Chinese cabbages and
other vegetables are imported and now available in many super markets. Customers are also
specifically asking for these Chinese cabbages. There are other exotic vegetables like
capsicum, broccoli from other countries also sold here,”
However there are mixed reactions among the buyers of the Chinese vegetables.
Ms Lata Damodar a resident of Sainikpuri says ,”Actually I tasted them but for me Indian
cabbage varieties are better and costs less. After hybrid varieties replaced the desi
types of tomatoes the taste is gone. Now with Chinese we have to watch out cautiously how
things change,”
Some of them say they are fond of these Chinese veggies. Ms. K.Shipika, hotelier said,
These Chinese vegetables gives an authentic flavor to the dishes, it stands important to
cook Chinese dishes with their vegetable only on order to give it an original taste.
We mostly use Chinese Bamboos for hot and sour soup, mushrooms and Chinese spring onions.
Certain section of costumers demand for these vegetables only,”
With China vegetables flooding the markets officials of horticulture department say,
"especially cabbage and potatoes are heavily competing with our local produce. other
commodities were entering the market are broccoli and cauliflower,”An official of Godrej Nature’s Basket "says
'Our range of chinese vegetables are becoming increasingly popular at the stores. While it is fairly a new and lesser known product, we have seen a growing interest for this range. One of our most popular type
of chinese vegetables is the chinese cabbage which is extremely popular amongst the oriental and other multicuisine restaurants'.
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