KULOB, July 27, 2011, Asia-Plus -- Despite calls of local authorities, merchants running their shops at Kulob’s bazaars have raised prices of all food products by 3 to 12 percent on the threshold of the holy Muslim month of Ramadan.
The price for a 50-kilogram sack of flour has been raised from 132.000 to 135.00 somoni. The price of ‘non’ (flat bread) has risen 25 percent - from 2.00 somoni to 2.50 somoni.
In the meantime, the district consumer cooperative union has failed to organize sale of a number of basic food products at prices lower than the market ones. They have not opened shops at local bazaars for farmers from the nearby villages.




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