Ministry of Economy strengthens monitoring of prices for socially significant goods

The Ministry of Economy and Commerce announces that the Antimonopoly Regulation Service will conduct enhanced monitoring of prices for socially significant goods throughout the country, at all retail outlets, including markets, supermarkets, shops and hypermarkets.

Thus, the average consumer price for local grade 1 wheat flour is 35.1KGS per kilogram, and for imported flour — 44.6 KGS.

Bread made from grade 1 wheat flour costs 65.7 KGS per kilogram, and a kilogram of flatbread costs 96.4 KGS.

Pasteurised milk with a fat content of 2.5-3.2% costs 77.8 soms per litre. Refined sunflower oil costs 156.8 soms per litre. Sugar costs 75.6 KGS per kilogram, and rice costs 144.6 KGS.

Vermicelli costs 75.7 KGS per kilogram, and spaghetti costs 74.4 KGS per 400 grams.

A dozen chicken eggs cost 103.1 KGS. Potatoes can be purchased for 40.6 soms per kilogram, carrots for 47.5 soms, and onions for 29.5 KGS.

Local coal costs 6,943.8 KGS per tonne, while imported coal costs 8,587.5 KGS.