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Samoa Observer | Report over-priced items: M.C.I.L. - Vimarsana News

Samoa Observer | Report over-priced items: M.C.I.L.

The Ministry of Commerce, Industry and Labour (M.C.I.L.) is urging customers to report or advise the ministry if the prices of any purchased goods have exceeded the maximum prices stipulated by the Price Order. Wholesalers and retailers dealing in general merchandise within the country were once ...

Inflation: France seeking to double list of groceries subject to price cuts - Vimarsana News

Inflation: France seeking to double list of groceries subject to price cuts

Hungary has imposed mandatory price cuts, Portugal scrapped value added tax on essential food

Competition Commission bemoans 'opportunistic price increases' in basic food items - Vimarsana News

Competition Commission bemoans 'opportunistic price increases' in basic food items

The Competition Commission says consumers have been subjected to unjustified price increases of sunflower oil, white and brown bread, as well as opportunistic price increases in maize meal over a two-year period.

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A local NGO monitoring food security says consumers are going to have to dig deeper into their pockets as the costs of basic food items continue to rise.

Source: ecr.co.za
Chicken, eggs, certain veggies to be slightly cheaper from Saturday (Jan 1) - Vimarsana News

Chicken, eggs, certain veggies to be slightly cheaper from Saturday (Jan 1)

BUKIT MERTAJAM: Consumers will be able to purchase four basic food items – chicken, eggs, sawi (choy sum) and long beans – at a lower price from Saturday (Jan 1) until Feb 4.