What goes up must come down, including apple prices
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What goes up must come down, including apple prices

Published: 08 Apr. 2024, 19:23
A person shops for fruit at a discount mart in Seoul on Monday. [YONHAP]

A person shops for fruit at a discount mart in Seoul on Monday. [YONHAP]

 
A person shops for fruit at a discount mart in Seoul on Monday.
 
Apple prices in Korea in March saw an 18.3 percent decline from the previous month to 24,286 won ($17.91) per 10 apples, according to the latest data from the Korea Agro-Fisheries & Food Trade Corporation, after the government rolled out subsidies to promote discounts following a steep surge in fruit prices.
tags Korea Inflation fruit

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