Food prices begin to rise prior to Idul Fitri

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City-owned market operator PD Pasar Jaya are holding similar subsidized bazaars in 20 markets across the capital as part of a month-long program from June 4 to July 17 to stabilize food prices and assist low-income people during the fasting month.

The goods sold at lower-than-market prices included cooking oil, beef, eggs, chicken, flour, onions and sugar, which were supplied by PT Food Station Tjipinang Jaya and city slaughterhouse operator PD Dharma Jaya.

(cal/rin)