Don't panic, there's no shortage of salt: Dept of Consumer affairs

November 11, 2016 22:40

Dept of Consumer affairs on rumours of salt shortage:

"We have been informed about rumoured increase in the prices of salt in some parts of the country. There is sufficient manoeuvrability to meet any unexpected localised shortage, if any. No cause for panic thus."

"As per prices reported by centres from across country, there has been no increase in price of salt, no report about disruption in production."

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