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Spices and Dry Fruits at Mulji Jetha Market

Mulji Jetha Market is not where Mumbai trades spices and dry fruits. That trade is at Masjid Bunder and Crawford Market.

Built in the 1870s by Bhatia merchant families from Kathiawad and Saurashtra, and run to this day by the Mulji Jetha Market Association, whose ten-member board must approve any sale of a shop. Usually described as the largest wholesale cloth market in Asia. Grey cloth, finished fabric and processing agents, feeding the mills and Surat.

Where spices and dry fruits is actually traded

What Mulji Jetha Market actually trades

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