Iran: the price of 20 items increased 2 to 4.5 times

Published 2020년 12월 27일

Tridge summary

The article reports a significant increase in the prices of various goods in Iran over the past year, with some items seeing a rise of over 100%. Notably, the price of imported soybean meal and domestic corn has doubled, affecting the cost of animal products. Other commodities like vegetables, fruits, and legumes have also seen substantial price hikes. Fuel prices have also increased, with gasoline reaching 15,000 Tomans per liter. However, the prices of some items, such as rice, have remained stable. The article also mentions a decrease in the prices of one-day-old chickens, 800-gram tomato paste, and Indonesian printing paper.
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Original content

According to ISNA, out of 96 goods whose price changes were published from November last year to the same month of this year, the prices of 20 goods have increased by more than 100% and their prices have increased between two and 4.5 times. The largest increase in prices is related to imported soybean meal, the price of which has increased 4.5 times during the mentioned period, along with domestic corn with a price increase of 115.1%; Because these two products as livestock and poultry feed also affect the prices of chicken, meat, eggs and dairy products. From the beginning of December, despite setting the approved rate of 20 thousand and 400 Tomans per kilo of chicken, the price of this product in the retail level reached more than 30 thousand Tomans, which was later controlled by the supply of market regulation chicken. Also, despite the fact that according to the approval of the market regulation headquarters, the price of each 30-ounce egg comb with a certified package with a ...
Source: Isna

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