New Delhi, March 07, 2009, after wheat and rice, lentils market slump has begun. Dal dal reduction

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New Delhi, March 07, 2009, after wheat and rice, lentils market slump has begun. Dal dal reduction in demand for business and new crop arrivals are to blame. Most lentils recorded a decline of 8-10 per kg. Rs 3 per kg chana dal, moong dal, urad by Rs 5 per kg in the 1 to 1.50 per kg is dropped. The price of the Tur firmly intact. Tur dal is high in imports and a decline in the rupee against the dollar due to a fall in the price of Tur has not. According to traders from lentils new arrivals drop in its price is Rs 1,000 per quintal. A month ago, selling at Rs 43 per kg to Rs 33-35 per kg of whole lentils price level is reached. The chana dal prices declined by Rs 24 to Rs 21 per kg has come. Whole urad prices in the wholesale market are Rs 25 per kg to Rs 5 per kg, which is less than one month. Sold at Rs 40 per kg, moong dal prices declined by Rs 39 to 38.50 kg is reached. Urad, moong and tur dal Kabli supply is mainly through imports. APMC reports the average price of tur dal across the country is currently trading at Rs 36 per kg to Rs 2 per kg higher than the previous us post office locations week. Traders us post office locations say prices are falling demand. Their According to a recent report by ASSOCHAM and Agrivoc per capita consumption of pulses in the country is decreasing. By 2010, average per capita consumption of pulses will be close to 10 kg. The government is not in short supply in the market for pulse constant pulses import