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Israel to Adjust Supermarket Prices in 2027 Amid Import Quotas
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By Алекс Липницкий
What happened
Israel's Ministry of Economy has issued duty-free import quotas for 2027 to increase competition and control food prices. While intended to lower costs, experts suggest other factors will also affect final prices for consumers.
- 01Israel issued duty-free import quotas for 2027 to boost competition.
- 02The measure aims to curb rising food prices and increase product variety.
- 03Major supermarket chains and suppliers received import allocations.
- 04Experts warn that other costs will still influence final consumer prices.
- 05Global food prices recently hit a three-year high.
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