JAKARTA - The price of shallots in Jayawijaya Regency, Papua rose to Rp. 95 thousand per kg. Whereas the previous price was IDR 70 thousand per kg in a number of markets.
Head of the Jayawijaya Department of Manpower, Industry and Trade, Lukas Kossay in Wamena, said the increase did not apply to local shallots, which were still around Rp. 50,000 per kilogram.
"Shallots imported from Jayapura from a price of Rp. 70 thousand per kilogram rose to Rp. 95 thousand per kilogram. The increase was due to a shortage of supply from Jayapura, which affected prices from distributors," said Lukas Kossay, Wednesday, June 29, quoted from Antara.
Another commodity that experienced an increase in price was tomatoes from Jayapura, from Rp. 30 thousand to Rp. 35 thousand per kilogram.
Meanwhile, chili prices did not increase. Still settled on large red chilies at Rp. 100,000 per kilogram, curly red chilies at Rp. 80 thousand per kilogram, local cayenne peppers at Rp. 80 thousand per kilogram, and large green chilies at Rp. 50 thousand per kilogram.
The price of garlic is Rp. 60 thousand, onions are Rp. 60 thousand per kilogram.
For egg commodities, there is also no price increase, namely broiler eggs for Rp. 3 thousand per item, Papuan broiler chickens at Rp. 4 thousand per item, local free-range chicken at Rp. 7 thousand per item, and Kampung Jayapura chicken at Rp. 5 thousand per item.
Lukas said the price of the commodity could change at any time according to weather conditions and while the stock of necessities was still sufficient in the Jayawijaya market.
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