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The price of sorÂrel reÂmains cheapÂer than last year in the lead-up to ChristÂmas, but venÂdors exÂpect it to rise to $20 per pound as a naÂtionÂal shortÂage conÂtinÂues to deÂvelÂop.
At the San FerÂnanÂdo CenÂtral MarÂket, venÂdor CurÂtis George of Grand LaÂgoon, MaÂyaro, said sorÂrel is curÂrentÂly sellÂing at three pounds for $25, a noÂticeÂably lowÂer rate than the $20 per pound that domÂiÂnatÂed two ChristÂmas seaÂsons ago. HowÂevÂer, he said the low prices may not last.
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