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The article discusses the disparity in vegetable and fruit prices in Syrian markets, focusing on factors that influence these prices such as production costs, transportation, and imports, and how they impact consumers' purchasing power. The price per kilogram for certain items like tomatoes, cucumbers, and peppers has ranged between 3,000 and 6,000 Syrian pounds, while fruit prices have varied from 12,500 to 28,000 pounds, with a noticeable increase in the price of apples. Experts attribute the rising prices to supply costs and exchange rates, emphasizing the importance of monitoring demand movements and purchase quantities, as well as government efforts to regulate markets and prevent violations. Data confirms that households' ability to buy is directly affected by prices, and achieving better market balance requires reducing costs and increasing competition.
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