4 minutes agoOn the eve of the holiday, citizens complain about product prices
Periskopi(a month ago)
(a month ago)The Islamic Community of Kosovo has announced that the first day of the Kurban Bajram holiday will be marked on Wednesday. According to the announcement, the central manifestation will be held in the Great Mosque, where the festive program begins at 04:25 with the prayer of the dawn. Meanwhile, citizens have started preparations for the holiday by buying the necessary items for the festive table, while the Competition Authority has been activated on the ground for monitoring price movements.
On the eve of the Kurban Bajrami holiday, a large number of citizens have started preparations for the holiday. The Green Market was supplied with fresh products, while many citizens were making the latest purchases. However, some of them say current prices are difficult to bear, stressing that during the holidays, there is an increase in product prices.
On the eve of the Kurban Bajrami holiday, a large number of citizens have started preparations for the holiday. The Green Market was supplied with fresh products, while many citizens were making the latest purchases. However, some of them say current prices are difficult to bear, stressing that during the holidays, there is an increase in product prices.
It's too expensive. Nothing, like before today”, says a citizen.
There is no “control, there is nothing, and as much as you want to sell”, another citizen said.
It's a little, too expensive. With what kind of life did the citizen point out.
Meanwhile, some citizens say price hikes are also affected by the fact that many agricultural land has remained barren.
I noticed that there is a difference to good. But even in the event of price hikes, we deserve it because we don't work our lands”, the citizen claimed.
“I didn't notice anything, any price change”, the citizen showed.
“Today it seems to me that they're not very expensive, maybe they've been supplied before”, the citizen said.
Shopeers, traders reason with the increase in supply prices from other countries, but also dependent on import and lack of local production, which they say directly affects prices at the market.
On the other hand, the Kosovar Competition Authority, in a written reply, stresses that it is preparing the analysis of the basic food basket, which includes 20 essential products, with the aim of monitoring price movement and the assessment of its impact on consumers.
According to them, until now monitoring has been noted that during festive periods companies often apply promotional and discounting bids for various products, with the aim of attracting consumers and boosting market competitiveness. The Competition Authority also warned measures, including the pronunciation of fines up to 10% of the annual circulation of companies allegedly committed violations. /rtk/
