
Food inflation hits five-month high
According to the TEPAV Food Price Index, food prices rose 2.23% month-on-month in September.
Monthly food inflation recorded its fastest increase since April, while annual food inflation was calculated at 30.01%.
In September, lemons, oranges and mandarins recorded the largest price declines among fresh fruits and vegetables, while eggplants, bananas and tomatoes saw sharp increases. Among other food products, margarine, beef and ready-made chicken meals were among those with the biggest price increases. Prices of hazelnuts, butter and walnuts declined.


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