Millet prices are increasing as farmers plant less of these nutritious grains. Lower planting this year could further tighten supplies and raise food costs. Jowar prices saw an 11% year-on-year increase in July, while small millets rose over 21%. Inflation in ready-made food products also climbed to nine percent. Wholesale prices for jowar and ragi indicate higher input costs for manufacturers.
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