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India: Sugar prices jumped by 40% before the holiday season, the government took emergency measures
India has sufficient sugar stocks to meet demand during the holiday season, and the price surge is due to speculative buying rather than an actual supply shortage. The government has permitted the duty-free import of one million tons of raw sugar.

Cheers! Your wine is 270% more expensive
Why does an affordable French wine costing 5.5 euros sell for 70 shekels in Israel? We traced the bottle's journey from the winery to the shelf and uncovered how logistics, taxes, and bureaucracy drive up the final price.

Shipping prices have plummeted, but the consumer is still paying dearly
International airlines are gradually returning to Israel, increasing air cargo capacity and driving down transport costs. However, despite these lower logistics expenses, consumer prices remain high, failing to reflect the market stabilization.

Yellow cheese at half price at local grocery stores: a new government initiative
The Ministry of Economy has completed the allocation of quotas for the duty-free import of 880 tons of yellow cheese, to be sold at 540 locations nationwide. For the first time, discounted cheese will reach neighborhood grocery stores and mini-markets at a price of up to 4.5 shekels per 100 grams.

The Israel Cancer Association warns government ministries: "Do not harm patients"
Following the Ministry of Economy's decision to reopen the investigation into medical cannabis imports, the Israel Cancer Association has requested urgent intervention, demanding a halt to a move that could lead to severe shortages and financial burdens for patients.

Israelis are changing direction: The surprising revolution in purchasing habits is revealed
Official import data for July show sharp increases in the purchase of vehicles and certain electrical appliances, alongside particularly surprising data in the cigarette and fuel market in Israel.

Will Trump's tariffs be blocked? The government has banned the import of goods produced by forced labor
The Israeli government has approved a ban on the import of goods produced by forced labor. This move is an attempt to prevent new US tariffs of 12.5% on Israeli exports.