Sweet Potato Prices Rise, But Farmers See Reduced Profits Amidst Adverse Weather and Increased Costs
In Vietnam, the price of Grade 1 sweet potatoes has surged 30% year-on-year, tripling from its April low. However, farmers are still experiencing squeezed profits due to reduced yields and increased cultivation costs, attributed to adverse weather impacting quality.
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