Iran food prices triple amid war

Iran has experienced a significant surge in food prices, reaching up to 400% since the last presidential election. This increase is attributed to the repercussions of the war with the United States and regional conflicts, including the Twelve-Day War between Israel and Iran. Among the most affected items are vegetable oil, which has increased by 431%, and eggs and chicken, which rose by 342%. The province of Hormozgan was particularly hard hit, recording an annual inflation rate of 101.4%, followed by Khuzestan and Bushehr, with inflation rates exceeding 96%. This dramatic rise in prices reflects the impact of ongoing conflicts on the Iranian economy and exacerbates the suffering of the citizens.

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