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The article explains that the trade interests in Algiers have intensified market inspections to regulate the prices of essential foodstuffs, especially potatoes, which are among the most widely consumed products. The government directives to set retail prices at 90 dinars per kilogram have been strictly enforced, with traders monitored to ensure compliance. These efforts have resulted in a positive response from traders, a reduction in unjustified price hikes, and the stabilization of potato prices. There has been a slight increase in the prices of some vegetables and white meats. The goal is to protect citizens' purchasing power and ensure the enforcement of laws related to consumer product prices. Inspection activities will continue to ensure profit margins are respected and laws are applied, with legal measures taken in case of violations.
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