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The Algerian government has launched inspections of wholesale and retail markets to uncover the causes of shortages of potatoes and cooking oil. It warned against speculation and manipulation and announced a digital platform to track prices and the availability of essential goods. Although the price of potatoes was capped at 90 dinars per kilogram, they were selling for as much as 170 dinars in some markets, amid reports that some wholesalers were refusing to sell them under the imposed terms. As for cooking oil, the companies L’Algérienne des Produits Laitiers (Labal) and Sim said their production was normal. However, an investigation found that Cevital, which holds 50% of the market, was operating at around half capacity due to maintenance problems and import restrictions.
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