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The article discusses the efforts of the Skikda Trade Interests Department to regulate the fresh vegetables and fruits market amid unprecedented price hikes. The prices have soared, with cucumbers reaching 300 dinars, peppers 200 dinars, tomatoes between 60 and 90 dinars, grapes ranging from 350 to 450 dinars, and bananas hitting 800 dinars per kilogram. In coordination with security and gendarmerie forces, the Trade Interests Department conducted sudden field inspections of wholesale and retail markets to monitor product availability and ensure traders adhere to pricing regulations, along with awareness campaigns and penalties for violators. Additionally, authorities confiscated more than two quintals of spoiled and unfit white meats to prevent food poisoning and improve product quality. Furthermore, the Skikda Urban Transport Authority received 35 new buses to enhance transportation services as part of a plan to modernize the national fleet and ensure passenger safety.
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