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    Tajikistan flour prices rise

    • Last Update: 2022-08-12
    • Source: Internet
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    Tajikistan's Avista News Agency reported in Dushanbe on May 20 that the prices of Tajikistan's imported flour and domestic flour continued to ris.
    The price of 50 kilograms of first-class flour imported from Kazakhstan has risen from 380 somoni on May 14 to 400 somoni on May 20, while the price of domestic flour has risen to 375-380 somon.
    The reason for the increase in flour prices is not yet know.
     
    Flour, a staple food for households in Tajikistan, has been hit hardest by rising prices of flo.
    Although the Tajikistan government strictly controls and supervises the national grain price, the grain price continues to ri.
    According to the General Administration of Customs of Tajikistan, Tajikistan has reduced its imports of flour and wheat since the beginning of this ye.
    In the first quarter of this year, Tajikistan imported 11,100 tons of flour, a year-on-year decrease of 1%; imported wheat was 202,800 tons, a year-on-year decrease of
    In addition, Kazakhstan remains the main supplier of flour and wheat for towe.
    Currently, about 90% of the flour demand in Tajikistan is met by domestic production (processin.
    Imported flour price
     
    Flour, a staple food for households in Tajikistan, has been hit hardest by rising prices of flo.
    Although the Tajikistan government strictly controls and supervises the national grain price, the grain price continues to ri.
    According to the General Administration of Customs of Tajikistan, Tajikistan has reduced its imports of flour and wheat since the beginning of this ye.
    In the first quarter of this year, Tajikistan imported 11,100 tons of flour, a year-on-year decrease of 1%; imported wheat was 202,800 tons, a year-on-year decrease of
    In addition, Kazakhstan remains the main supplier of flour and wheat for towe.
    Currently, about 90% of the flour demand in Tajikistan is met by domestic production (processin.
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