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Source: صحيفة العروبة
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Confectionery markets in Homs have experienced active movement as Eid al-Adha approaches, amid a significant rise in prices that has led many families to reduce their purchasing amounts. The price of a kilogram of stuffed mahleb bread with walnuts has reached around 380,000 Syrian pounds, while baklava costs 260,000 pounds, with some varieties seeing substantial price increases. Despite this, sweets still feature on Eid tables, but in smaller quantities, as families try to maintain social traditions within the current economic constraints. Quality control and market oversight continue, with several violations detected and offenders apprehended in accordance with the laws.
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