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Algerian markets have faced disruptions in the supply of cooking oil for more than two weeks, with the product scarce or unavailable in several areas. This is so despite assurances from the companies “Labelle” and “SIM” that production is continuing and raw materials are available; the industry relies heavily on imports of those materials. The crisis coincides with a potato shortage and prices reaching 160–240 dinars per kilogram at some outlets, against an official ceiling of 90 dinars. The article argues that official and media rhetoric is redirecting attention toward Morocco, including by accusing it of causing pollution in Oued Mouilah, without publicly available information to independently substantiate these claims.
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