China Wholesale Tents Manufactures remained unaffected

　　Javed Shaikh, officiating member of the Meat Sellers Association in Deonar, on Thursday said, "Our local business remains unaffected due to the strike. However, we are affected by the taxes levied on us by the govement as a result ofwhich our export business is suffering."Crawford and Byculla MarketThe fruit market at Byculla and Crawford Market China Wholesale Tents Manufactures remained unaffected by the strike. "There is no shortage whatsoever of fruits as they have a longer shelf life hence the question of prices spiralling does not arise. The same cannot be said about fruits with short shelf life," said Azad Ali, a trader from Crawford Market.Meena Market, DadarThe green vegetable market at Dadar was thriving on Thursday.

　　The traders, however, said they did not stock up on produce with short shelf life. Ranjeet Kumar Vais, a trader, said, "We wont be getting supplies from Nashik, and hence stocked up on gourds and brinjals for a couple of days. From Friday the prices will be controlled by demand and supply."Matunga Market"We can sustain business for another two-three days even if supplies dont come. Currently rates have barely risen, but if supplies dont come, rates will be dictated by the ones that have stocks," said Anil Gupta, trader and wholesaler of general vegetables, sprouts and root veggies.Navi Mumbai APMCBusiness was booming on Thursday as lots of trucks arrived with produce in the early hours. Due to the strike announcement, traders bought extra stock. However the prices did not escalate.