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Garlic prices in Tajikistan are growing at a record pace

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Taras Kostiv

Published Mar 31, 2020

Garlic became an almost inaccessible product for the population of Tajikistan. It is impossible to find it in the trade network. There are cases when one head of garlic is offered at $ 1.17-1.47. Last week, garlic prices rose sharply to $ 6.86 per 1 kg, which is 25 times higher than the price in the same period in 2019. Due to the spread of coronavirus, residents of the republic seek to strengthen their immunity by consuming garlic.

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