Lattakia-Sana
The Syrian branch of Trade in Lattakia put cars loaded with different materials, vegetables and fruits at low prices in the eastern Lattakia garage to create price competition in the markets and break the intermediary ring.
The director of the Syrian Branch of Trade Shadi Dlala stated in a statement to SANA that the branch on a daily basis solves quantities of vegetables from farmers and put them directly to consumers through the branch halls in addition to quantities of the company's branches in other provinces where there are crops for varieties of vegetables such as protectors and tartous to achieve price competition in The cardamom market, which contributed to lower prices.
He pointed out that there is a demand for the Syrian galleries for trade, as well as the wholesale hall in the Hal market, indicating at the same time that the branch focuses on popular markets and population gatherings with the running of mobile cars loaded with supported materials sold under the electronic card to reduce the burden on citizens and reduce congestion in centers And branch halls.
The significance that the branch has managed since the beginning of this month to distribute the subsidized materials is about 310 thousand electronic cards, indicating that the branch's sales exceeded 4.2 billion Syrian pounds during the first quarter of this year.
The citizen, Samir Antar, pointed out the importance of this step in providing the difference, which is equivalent to half of the rest of the markets, which was also agreed upon by the drivers Rafik Issa and the Tarifa era, who emphasized that direct selling in this way reduces the citizens by providing materials of high quality and acceptable prices.
Kamal Ghanija considered that this step saves every citizen and creates competition in the market, calling for tighter controls on markets to control prices and obliging sellers to announce prices.
Vegetables were sold at the Syrian Center for Trade according to the following prices per kilo of choice: 250 pounds and beans at 150 pounds, eggplant at 300 pounds, carrots at 200 pounds, beans at 450 pounds, peas at 400 pounds, parsley, mint at 75 pounds, and pepper at 200 pounds.
Bassam Al-Ibrahim
