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Knafeh 10 Dinars per kg amid graduation period
Sweet shops in Jordan have experienced a widespread rush following the announcement of the high school results, accompanied by a noticeable increase in the prices of knafeh, which in some areas has reached between 8 and 10 dinars per kilogram. There are ongoing questions about the reasons behind this rise and whether it is linked to increased costs of raw materials such as cheese, sugar, and ghee. Citizens are increasingly demanding that regulatory authorities clarify the causes of the price hikes and ensure that the success season is not being exploited to unjustifiably raise prices. Emphasis is also being placed on maintaining product quality and ensuring that shops comply with health regulations. Additionally, there is a call for tighter oversight to prevent consumers from being burdened with unwarranted price increases and to ensure that the prices of sweets are in line with their quality ingredients and market rates.
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