RRR: Rice Roti Rate, Veg Thali Cost Declines in February, Non-Veg Thali Prices Increase | The price of domestic veg plate in February decreased by 1%: the effect of decreasing the price of tomatoes and LPG; Non-veg plate 6% expensive on an annual basis

The price of a domestic vegetarian plate in India declined by 1% to Rs 27.2 in February (on an annual basis). In February 2024 last year, the price of Veg Thali was Rs 27.5. Capital Market Company Crisil released this information in the monthly indicator of its food plate cost.

Crisil reported in its ‘RRR: Rice Bread Rate’ report that the price of vegetarian plate has declined by 5% in February compared to January. In January, the price of Veg Thali was Rs 28.7.

Non-veg plate 6% expensive

At the same time, the price of non-veg plate increased by 6% to Rs 57.4 on an annual basis in February. In February 2024 last year, the non -veg plate was priced at Rs 54.

The price of non-veg plate declined by 5% in February on the monthly basis i.e. January. In January, the price of non-veg plate was 60.6 rupees.

Tomato-LPG price reduced due to decrease in the price of wedge plate

According to Crisil’s report, the cost of the veg plate has decreased due to the decrease in the prices of tomatoes and LPG. Tomato prices have declined by 28% on an annual basis. The LPG cylinder has become cheaper by 11%. On the annual basis, onion prices have increased by 11%, potato price 16% and vegetable oil price has increased by 18%. Potatoes and tomatoes have a 24% stake in the cost of veg plate.

Non veg plate price increased due to increase in chicken price

At the same time, this boom in the price of non -veg plate has come due to an increase of 15% on the annual basis in the price of broolers i.e. chicken. The broiler has a 50% stake in the cost of non-veg plate.

Such calculations are the average cost of a plate