date:Mar 27, 2014
nd demand made for low prices at the start of the season in June, though prices have improved some later in August.
Prices were quite steady from September through February, and then after the Lunar New Year, from mid-February prices for garlic increased, said Li. She estimated that prices increased by about $100 to $150 per metric ton. While there have been some fluctuations since then, prices have remained steady from February onwards. But despite good prices, the market for garlic shippers i