Topic: I wonder if food prices in your country have also increased? - page 10. (Read 1851 times)

Right now, honestly, I'm paying attention to the price of tomatoes, potatoes, onions, and rice. The ones I mentioned are quite expensive; for example, 3 pieces of tomatoes are around 0.6 dollars,  a piece of potato is around 0.5 dollars, and a kilo of rice was last month around 0.75 dollars,  now it is 1.2 dollars per kilo.

The big adjustment I'm making right now is managing my budget for the week. Maybe because other businessmen are hoarding stocks at the same time, they are still having problems with our inflation rate. There is probably no right solution to get rid of this problem.

This means that the current increase is indeed different in each region or different country. This is different from the global increase in wheat. It turns out that fruits and vegetables are indeed different for each region. Even in my country, which has around 34 provinces, it turns out that each province has slightly different conditions. However, the price of rice seems to be increasing nationally here or the majority of regions in my country are experiencing this. I'm glad to hear that your place is in harvest season. so you can be sure the price there will indeed be quite cheap. And there is no need to worry about depleting food supplies on the market.

Ah, everything you say is very true, my brother. Not only snacks but also other instant foods such as instant noodles, prices are currently increasing. There are some brands that do not increase prices. But unfortunately the content has been reduced. You must know Brand 'Mie Sukses'. This product does not experience increases like other noodles. but the content is reduced. In the past, I brewed a packet of these noodles and I would feel full. But this time I brewed 1 pack and I don't feel full yet 

@Uruhara since we are in the same country  Yes I also noticed in couple of prices of snacks You know what I am talking about I will give you an example price of chocolatos or the Beng Beng even Oreo also hit by the inflation. Maybe you will notice it by a smaller size or they increased the price to keep them to profitable.

before the pandemic, we hit inflation around 2% You might we not gonna notice but after the pandemic hit inflation spiked supply and demand disruption and ongoing war Even noodle prices went up by a percentage.

So we need to wait to all the economic calm down but I dont think today price and size wont back to the good old days again

You are right,  there's an after effect for each projects  that the government will finance, if they mistakenly deal with the wrong companies they might waste money.

With the bad economy money is very important and not doing anything will waste the opportunity and instead  of making something helpful it will create  disaster or additional problem.

Apparently there isn’t any written rule as to the role of a woman, it’s just a division that is religiously driven and based on the idea of one having to be more productive than the other.

Now, it’s either you believe and take to it or not. Still, you can always choose and not having to pressure the other party to take to your beliefs.

When we talk about buying some cheap products especially during there harvest seasons, the question is always about preservation.
Still, people associate quality to price as you often don’t find the best quality cheap and this have driven the price of certain products to an insane price. It’s a sad reality but, we often play by these rules eventually.

Some of the events you mentioned are events that really had an impact on the market and economic conditions because in fact it has been seen in the past that during the corona situation, dramatic global climate change, and Russia's war with Ukraine have had a special impact on the economic sector. So that there was a surge in the price of goods which could not be stopped by any government at that time and is still having an effect now.

This does exist and has happened before, but not all farmers have suffered losses due to climate change because there are some farmers who cultivate crops in a different way after they see others suffer losses in the food grown by other farmers. So only some of the farmers experienced losses while the rest could still be said to be doing well even though they also did not get large profits.

The construction of dam was most important key factor of the economy growth,because for the industries and the agriculture the water is important one.But for the dam,the very huge budget should be allotted by the government.It also choose the exact location for the dam.If the exact location was not find,it will affect the investment made by the government.The government should appoint the good committee for the dam construction before allocating of the funds to the project dam.Because food is the root cause for the economic development.

Right now it's a harvest season where I live. Consequently many agricultural products cost much less than half a year ago. But, surprisingly, some products, like watermelons, tomatoes, potatoes, sweet corn and peppers and some others, they cost less than a year ago during a previous harvest season.  In my country there are no such rules as "husband doing serious work and wife's doing buying and cooking". I love to cook and pretty often I buy products myself, so I know what I'm talking about. My advice: buy what is cheap at the moment and ignore overpriced stuff.

There should be an initiative from the government to make dams or any catch basin based on the geographical location that you're at.
It sounds easy to say but if that's not applicable to your area, maybe those that have been living there in those types of areas have some solution to think of and they just have to propose it if they're asked about it. There are experts that could get a plan out of that but if it's just a plan without execution, still nothing will happen and also depending if there's a budget allotted.

First of all, let us try not to generalize our answer, let us only answer what we know and say that it is only in OP's country as many have already commented that they are experiencing the same thing. Instead, it would have been better if you answered that in your case it is not the same, because let's be real here, that is the only answer you are 100% sure about. Second, irrigation is not as easy as it sounds. As much help and pros that irrigation has, there are a lot of cons that need to be considered. For example, the cost of irrigation technology is often above what small-scale farmers can afford. Relying on government funds is also difficult as subsidies are often used for larger-scale public schemes, and commercial banks are mostly hesitant to lend money to smallholders as it is risky. Another point is that irrigation is difficult for countries and areas with a lack of water resources, it should be noted that there are various sectors in a country that requires the use of water and hence it is expected that competition in water accessibility will be at play. Lastly, if an irrigation system is applied, it should be managed, maintained, and designed, or else it will cause problems in financial resources, natural resources, and environmental problems.

In some areas that are quite low and quite flat, the irrigation system is indeed quite effective and yes, it can be done. But that's only a small part. Because most of the land here is difficult to implement an irrigation system because much of the land is at a height that makes it impossible to create an irrigation system. So most of the land here relies on the rainy season. Because some of the rivers here only leave very little water which will not be enough if it has to be channeled to residents' land.

Of course, the conditions you are asking about in each place are different because of the geographic location and which sector the main source of livelihood for the people is from agriculture, fishing or other. and for the agricultural sector it is not yet fine even though at first glance it looks good, natural changes can occur quickly at any time due to climate change.


Yes. at least you have read the conditions and are concerned about what will happen in the future. Yes, this potential is right in front of our eyes and there are many preparations that must be prepared and we can see these signs from natural phenomena that have given implied signals and maybe this one is less of a concern for all of us because one and many other things must be considered. where people have to take a deep breath regarding the current economic situation.

I think that the events of recent years have had a negative impact on almost all countries, so it is not even necessary to ask in this forum whether food prices have risen in their countries. Coronavirus, dramatic global climate change, Russia's war in Ukraine, numerous cataclysms around the world lead to a sharp jump in inflation in all countries.

Agriculture due to climate change is now generally at high risk, farmers will suffer losses, so the situation with food will continue to worsen.

Our regional staple is rice. Despite being the leading country in terms of exports, prices are still going up. The actual amount of money in circulation is getting less and less and prices are still climbing in many places

Yes, what you say is not wrong, inflation may not cause much damage in rural areas, but in urban areas it has a very serious impact. Not only are commodity prices rising, but the bankruptcy of companies leading to mass unemployment is also taking place in major cities of my country.

Inflation is not caused by war or pandemic but is a process that lasts many years and unfortunately it happened at the right time of pandemic, war. That has made inflation worse, and this is not the first time our economy has been hit by inflation. I believe it will return in the future because that is the cycle of the world economy. We should not only find a way to tackle inflation now but also prepare for what will happen in the future.

maybe in your place they really could fulfill the people's needs through local agriculture and the likes, its different in the city though, inflation was so rampant, after the pandemic it just getting even worse.
nowadays we've lost 30% of purchasing value compared to before pandemic, that already show how significant the inflation is.
though I might argue that it might not be entirely because of pandemic itself, but it may acts as some kind of catalyst that further drives the inflation.
but at the end of the day we just really in dire need of increasing the value of ourselves as well as having more income.
otherwise our purchasing power will just plummet and decreased as the time goes.

Prices here in the United States for groceries (food/drinks/etc) skyrocketed about a year ago or so now where we had a 40 year high in the rate of inflation, in particular food was his about as hard as anything. Certain “sectors” of food such a seafood were often up as high as 80% from their year before sale price.  Since inflation has started to come back down a bit, prices have also fallen a bit, but they are certainly not back to “normal”, nor do I think they ever will be.

Things are increasing everyday here and there is nothing the government are doing to make life easier for everyo6. Inflation had increase Manny times and we still don't know when another one will be added. We are all waiting for when the masses are going to match out and fight the government for making life hard for her citizens. Even transportation is not something that everyone can afford now while some persons choose to go trekking because they could not afford a 3 quare meals not even taking about paying for transportation.

Well I don't know which country you're from, but I must say that my country might be worst because the inflation isn't just about foodstuffs but life in general as almost tye price of everything has skyrocketed and the cost of living is already almost unbearable.
Well I know that, there are also people or sectors who thinks they're in profit from this whole inflation issue but I believe they haven't considered  the other areas of life where all the profits they make are also spent there and I believe one of the major reason my country is suffering from high prices in commodities is because of monopoly and there is a recent news though not verified of a bag of cement been sold for $4500 in my local currency and the same cement from the same manufacturer is exported and sold to a neighboring country at a cheaper price of #1500 when converted to my local currency and I really felt bad when I heard of the news.

It happens pretty much everywhere in the world. Energy prices are going up and food prices follow. If we take, for example, bread: you have to pay for fuel, electricity, natural gas to bake and transport bread. Employees want higher pay as they're commuting to work using cars and their expenses grow faster than their income.