Ministry of Trade Confiscates Subsidized and Smuggled Materials and Enforces 2,974 Economic Violations in Early July
The Ministry of Commerce and Export Development, through the Economic Surveillance Departments, seized quantities of subsidized and smuggled goods between July 1 and July 12, 2026. They confirmed that their operations resulted in the confiscation of 72 tons of subsidized grain derivatives, 15,000 eggs, 16 tons of fodder materials, 877 kilograms of smuggled coffee, 6,250 subsidized notebooks, and 1,340 cigarette packs. Additionally, 2,974 economic violations were registered. The ministry also launched a program to intensify monitoring activities and market oversight during July and August, aimed at strengthening supply and stabilizing prices. The focus is on popular and rural areas, monitoring inventories, ensuring market balance, and combating hoarding and speculative practices.
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