AMMAN — As soon as a government decision lifting the
price cap on chicken went into effect, chicken prices went up by 22 percent, Al
Ghad reported, with some companies selling their products for JD2.5 per
kilogram.
The previously set cap was at JD2 per kg.
Meanwhile, the price of live chicken, which was set at
JD1.65 per kg under the cap, reached JD1.8 on Tuesday.
Minister of Industry, Commerce and Supply Maha Ali on Monday
decided to lift the price cap on fresh and live chicken, leaving prices to be
subject to the market’s supply and demand dynamics, under the ministry’s
monitoring.
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AMMAN — As soon as a government decision lifting the
price cap on chicken went into effect,
chicken prices went up by 22 percent, Al
Ghad reported, with some companies selling their products for JD2.5 per
kilogram.
The previously set cap was at JD2 per kg.
Meanwhile, the price of live chicken, which was set at
JD1.65 per kg under the cap, reached JD1.8 on Tuesday.
Minister of Industry, Commerce and Supply Maha Ali on Monday
decided to lift the price cap on fresh and live chicken, leaving prices to be
subject to the market’s supply and demand dynamics, under the ministry’s
monitoring.
Read more
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