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Kashmiri mushroom price | Mushroom price | Mushroom price in Kashmir | Mushroom price in India | Biobritte mushrooms | Mushroom shop

Kashmiri mushroom price | Mushroom price | Mushroom price in Kashmir | Mushroom price in India | Biobritte mushrooms | Mushroom shop

Kashmiri mushroom price

Morels tend to be quite expensive and a kilogram of them may cost you as high as Rs. 35,000 or sometimes even more. 

In simple terms, gucchi mushroom price per kg will be between 30,000 to 40,000 INR.


One such expensive and exclusive ingredient that grows wild on the foothills of the Himalayas is the Guchchi mushroom which is priced at anything between Rs. 10,000 to Rs. 30,000 for a kilogram!

Fresh and dry Kashmiri mushrooms are available online and offline.


https://www.biobritte.co.in

Contact - 7709709816 / 9923806933



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