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A recent report by Crisil shows that the cost of home-made meals declined in April due to softer vegetable prices, with tomato, potato, and onion prices dropping significantly. However, rising...

Crisil reports a 5% month-on-month decline in vegetarian and non-vegetarian thali prices in February due to lower vegetable and broiler prices.

A Crisil report reveals that homemade meals became more expensive in January due to rising prices of potatoes, pulses, and chicken. Non-vegetarian meals saw a sharper increase.

A recent report reveals that the prices of tomato and potato have surged, making home-cooked meals costlier in December. Learn about the impact on vegetarian and non-vegetarian thali prices.

Rising tomato and potato prices drove up the cost of home cooked meals in November, according to Crisil's Roti Rice Rate report. Learn about the impact on vegetarian and non-vegetarian thalis.

Home-cooked meals in India became costlier in October due to a rise in vegetable prices, with onion, potato, and tomato prices significantly higher year-on-year.

Home-cooked meals in India became more expensive in September due to rising onion, potato and tomato prices. A vegetarian meal cost rose 11% year-on-year, while non-vegetarian meals declined.

Tomato and poultry prices declined in August, leading to a drop in home-cooked meal costs. Crisil's report highlights the impact of Shravan and lower fuel costs.

Vegetable thali prices rose 11% in July due to high tomato costs, while non-veg thali prices increased by 6%. Read about the impact of tomato prices on food costs.

The average cost of a vegetarian thali rose 10% in June due to higher onion, potato, and tomato prices, according to a Crisil report. However, non-vegetarian thali prices declined due to lower...

The average cost of a vegetarian thali in India increased by 9% in May due to rising onion, tomato, and potato prices, according to a Crisil report. Learn more about the factors affecting food prices.

A vegetarian thali cost rose 8% in April due to high onion, tomato, and potato prices. Non-veg thali prices fell due to lower broiler costs, according to a Crisil report.

Crisil reports a 7% rise in vegetarian thali prices in March due to surging onion, tomato, and potato costs. Non-vegetarian thali prices declined due to lower poultry costs.

A sharp decline in onion prices led to lower costs for home-cooked meals in December, according to a report by Crisil. Learn about the impact on vegetarian and non-vegetarian thali prices.