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Farmer Explains Low Tomato Prices
The article discusses the decline in tomato prices in the markets to around 10 pounds per kilogram, noting that this decrease may be linked to the quality of the produce, as some tomatoes might be affected by "moth" or of low quality. Hussein Abu Saddam, the head of the Farmers' Syndicate, warns consumers not to rely solely on the price when purchasing and emphasizes the importance of carefully inspecting the fruits to ensure their safety and quality before buying, especially since a lower price may not necessarily reflect the product's quality. He also recommends strict market monitoring to ensure the availability of high-quality products and urges restaurant owners not to use tomatoes affected by "moth" in food preparation to safeguard consumers' health.
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