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Israel Launches New Tender to Lower Yellow Cheese Prices
Israel's Ministry of Economy and Industry is issuing a tender to import 5,900 tons of yellow cheese duty-free in 2027 to lower consumer prices. The tender includes incentives for importers to offer the lowest prices, with a portion allocated as a bonus.
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What happened
- 01Israel plans to import 5,900 tons of yellow cheese duty-free in 2027 to reduce consumer costs.
- 02The tender aims to encourage competition among importers for the lowest consumer prices.
- 03A significant portion of the cheese will be allocated to importers committing to the lowest prices.
- 04The ministry increased a bonus quota to further incentivize lower pricing.
- 05Previous tenders resulted in prices ranging from NIS 2.90 to NIS 4.50 per 100 grams.
- 06The import program was recently expanded to include convenience stores and minimarkets.
Previous tenders have led to prices between NIS 2.90 and NIS 4.50 per 100 grams, and the program was recently expanded to include smaller stores.
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