- The FCCPC claimed that market cartels and transportation-related problems are to blame for the nation’s rising food prices
- This is according to investigations conducted the commission amid the persistent increase in food prices across the country
- The committee has begun to convene sessions for advocacy with notable market executives and managers
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The country’s growing food prices are due to market cartels and transportation issues, according to the Federal Competition and Consumer Protection Commission (FCCPC).
