Consumption: 4.5% Drop in the Price of Edible Oil

il y a 13 ans, 1 mois - juillet 09, 2013
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Consumption: 4.5% Drop in the Price of Edible Oil
From Monday 08 July, consumers have seen a 4.5% drop in the price of edible oil. The price of oil sold by Moroil accused yesterday down 4.5%, or Rs 2.35 per liter.

The price of edible oil Moroil displays since Tuesday 08 July, down 4.5%, or Rs 2.35 per liter. This decision follows the drop in commodity prices in the international market.

"In keeping with our commitment we have passed down to customers. It is against all odds, because even the FAO predicted difficult times for edible oil, "said Paul Clarenc, General Manager Moroil.

Call occurs, traders and practice the lowest possible prices to attract customers in this type of consumer product.

 

Text by lexpress.mu

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