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Libya Sees Fresh Spike in Food Prices After Currency Devaluation
The cost of the minimum food basket in Libya increased by 5 percent in February, reaching 1,128.35 Libyan dinars, according to a report by the World Food Programme. The rise highlights renewed inflationary pressure after a slight decline recorded in January. The increase was driven mainly by significant price rises in eastern and southern Libya. In the eastern region, food basket costs climbed by 9.1 percent to 1,132.21 dinars, while in the sout…
Libya hosts seventh international food exhibition in Tripoli
The seventh edition of the Libya International Food Exhibition opened on Sunday at the Tripoli International Fairground, bringing together a wide range of local and international participants in the food and manufacturing sectors. The event features exhibitors from 14 countries, alongside 99 foreign companies, reflecting growing international engagement with Libya’s food industry. Running until 1 […] The post Libya hosts seventh international fo…
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