In Indonesia, prices of basic foods fly, here are the highest subscriptions

Indonesia

Published Mar 28, 2023

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Jakarta, CNBC Indonesia - Five days of Ramadan, the price of staple food (groceries) is observed to continue to increase. Where, a number of regions were observed to print the highest prices on a national average at the retail level. The following is monitoring of food prices in the Food Agency Price Panel on March 27 2023 compared to March 1 2023. Data quoted on Tuesday (28/3/2023 at 06.30 WIB): - medium rice to IDR 11,880 from IDR 11,810 per kg. The highest price on March 27 2023 reached IDR 13,790 in North Kalimantan. - Premium rice to Rp. 13,600 from Rp. 13,510 per kg - Garlic cloves to Rp. 31,720 from Rp. 29,820 per kg. The highest price on March 27 2023 reached IDR 44,470 per kg in North Maluku. - red onion reduced to Rp. 35,100 from Rp. 35,750 per kg - red cayenne pepper to Rp. 64,760 from Rp. 59,210 per kg.

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Jakarta, CNBC Indonesia - Five days of Ramadan, the price of staple food (groceries) is observed to continue to increase. Where, a number of regions were observed to print the highest prices on a national average at the retail level. The following is monitoring of food prices in the Food Agency Price Panel on 27 March 2023 compared to 1 March 2023. Data quoted on Tuesday (28/3/2023 at 06.30 WIB): - medium rice to IDR 11,880 from IDR 11,810 per kg. The highest price on March 27 2023 reached IDR 13,790 in North Kalimantan. - premium rice to IDR 13,600 from IDR 13,510 per kg - Pounded garlic becomes IDR 31,720 from IDR 29,820 per kg. The highest price on March 27 2023 reached IDR 44,470 per kg in North Maluku. - red onion to IDR 35,100 from IDR 35,750 per kg - red cayenne pepper to Rp. 64,760 from Rp. 59,210 per kg. The highest price was on March 27 2023 reaching IDR 95,790 per kg in North Kalimantan. - pure beef to IDR 135,110 from IDR 133,940 per kg. The highest price on March 27 ...

Source: Cnbcindonesia