Tough times ahead! Kenyans should prepare for a further rise on food commodities

[abbychumz]

Many Kenyans are still struggling to put food on the table as their monthly budget narrows daily due to the increased commodity prices. It’s now a norm that each day you go to your favourite shop, restaurant, or supermarket; the price is up by a certain amount even more than double You don’t need to ask why because you already know the cost of commodities is rising, and every business is trying to adjust to avoid making losses.
See the prices of commodities in April 2022 as compared to the current prices

Commodity	April	June	Change in Price
Cooking Oil 1L	411	440	29
Maize Flour 2Kg	135	200	65
Wheat Flour 2Kg	177	201	24
Sugar2Kg	245	260	15
Potatoes Irish 1Kg	100	120	20
Milk 500g	60	65	5
Bread 400g	60	65	5
Pearl Pishori Rice 2Kg	269	275	6
Kale Sukuma Wiki	70	70
Tomatoes 1Kg	310	310.15	0.15
Onions 1Kg	130	135	5
Salt 1Kg	20	33	13
Cabbage 1Kg	60	98.04	38.04
Kerosene/Paraffin 1L	113.44	127.94	14.5
Bar Soap 800g	175	230	55
Ariel Washing Powder 500g	175	219	44

With increased food prices, shortages, and an already hike in fuel prices in an election year full of politics, Kenyans should prepare for a further rise in the food bills.

 

[Duke of Busia]

Wale wanataka onions naeza toa kwa kina x at 90 per kg