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The price per kilogram of slaughtered chicken meat reached 12,400 millimes today, Saturday, September 5th, surpassing the legal price set by the Ministry of Commerce, which is 8,950 millimes. This increase is due to a shortage of supply caused by production units being impacted by periodic electricity outages. Retail traders attributed the rising prices to higher procurement costs, which reached 11,400 millimes, making it difficult for them to sell at the legal price and threatening the sustainability of their activity, especially with expectations of continued shortages in the future. They also pointed out weak market monitoring and a decline in previous inspection activities, leading to disrupted supply and non-compliance with official pricing, particularly in fully slaughtered units and dressed chickens.
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