A market survey found a significant reduction in the price of garri following a bumper cassava harvest.
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Garri, a staple in the country, dropped by more than 60 percent in Enugu within four months, according to a market survey conducted on Monday.
The survey found that the price fell from as high as N1,250 to between N450 and N500 per four-litre paint bucket. The lower prices were attributed to a bumper cassava harvest.
Buyers expressed satisfaction with the reduced prices.