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Food basket price rises again to 255.26 euros

Observador9 September 2026 at 22:56

The food basket price rose again for the second consecutive week. The recorded increase was 52 cents, settling at 255.26 euros. In the previous week, the increase had been more significant, reaching 2.11 euros. This new increment represents an acceleration in the upward trend that has been observed in food prices.

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