Manouba tailor merchants oppose chicken prices
The crisis over setting a price for slaughtered chicken meat continues following the Ministry of Commerce's decision to establish a maximum price of 8,950 Iraqi Dinars per kilogram. Retail traders insist that the procurement price, which reaches 10,000 IQD, forces them to sell at a loss exceeding 10%, considering 11,000 IQD to be the minimum price to achieve a reasonable profit margin. The Ministry of Commerce confirmed that the monitoring teams are cooperating with security agencies to oversee the implementation of the decision and stated that strict measures will be taken against violations. While the majority of retail traders continue to adhere to prices above the allowed limit, they have called for producers to review their prices, especially since enforcing the decision faces difficulties due to rising supply costs.
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