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Chicken breast prices in Mexico have seen a significant increase, with the cost rising from 120 pesos to 162 pesos within a week, as reported by the Federal Consumer Protection Agency. The price variation was observed across different retailers in Mexico City, with H.E.B. having the highest price per kilo. The Agricultural Markets Consulting Group reported an overall rise in chicken costs across the supply chain, with farm chicken seeing a 1.8% increase over the past week.
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The January cost is "costing more" for those who like to eat chicken breast: the second week of January this food reached a cost of 120 pesos, while for the third it already costs 162 pesos, according to the Federal Consumer Protection Agency (Prophesy). According to Who's Who in the Prices of Profeco, in Mexico City this food is sold for 94 pesos per kilo in Soriana and 143 in City Market. While the highest cost has been registered in H.E.B., where the kilo of chicken breast is 162 pesos. The Agricultural Markets Consulting Group (GCMA) reported that the costs for this food have risen throughout the chain. He specified that farm chicken rose 1.8 percent, from the last week of December 2021 to the first week of January 2022. He even detailed that, from ...
Source: Ntrzacatecas
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