AMMAN — The Ministry of Industry,
Trade, and Supply said that there is no monopoly on chicken in the Jordanian
market, Khaberni reported.
The ministry’s inspection teams are
following up on reduced chicken supply from producers to some shops despite the
high demand.
The inspection teams have written up 1,500
violations since the beginning of this year, of which 62 were for
non-compliance with the price ceiling set by the government for chicken.
The ministry said that it is following up
on complaints received, especially regarding the supply of chicken. It stressed
the importance of meeting the needs of the market and taking measures against
violators.
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AMMAN — The
Ministry of Industry,
Trade, and Supply said that there is no monopoly on chicken in the Jordanian
market, Khaberni reported.
The ministry’s inspection teams are
following up on reduced chicken supply from producers to some shops despite the
high demand.
The inspection teams have written up 1,500
violations since the beginning of this year, of which 62 were for
non-compliance with the
price ceiling set by the government for chicken.
The ministry said that it is following up
on complaints received, especially regarding the supply of chicken. It stressed
the importance of meeting the needs of the market and taking measures against
violators.
Read more National news
Jordan News
