Rice Prices Highest in These 10 Provinces (Wednesday, July 13, 2022)

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Agus Dwi Darmawan 14/07/2022 13:55 WIB

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(Read: Beef Prices in Papua Increased by 22.86% This Week) The daily price of rice in modern markets in Lampung is the most expensive in Indonesia, with a selling price of Rp 25,000.

Top 10 Provinces with the Highest Rice Prices (Wednesday, July 13, 2022)

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Top 10 Provinces with the Highest Rice Prices (Wednesday, July 13, 2022)

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The National Strategic Food Price Information Center recorded an average daily price of rice (per kg) in modern markets across several provinces reaching Rp 13,770 per kg as of Wednesday, July 13, 2022. Overall, the average this week increased compared to last week's average of Rp 13,730 per kg.

The daily price of rice in modern markets in Lampung was the most expensive in Indonesia, with a selling price of Rp 25,000 per kg. Compared to a month ago, the price of rice in this province has not changed. The highest selling price ever recorded in this region was Rp 39,500 per kg.

Meanwhile, in modern markets in Southeast Sulawesi, the price of rice was sold at Rp 18,600 per kg, making it the second most expensive in the country.

Then, in third place, the price of rice in West Sumatra was Rp 15,800 per kg, Yogyakarta Rp 15,600 per kg, and Banten Rp 14,850 per kg.

Meanwhile, there are 24 provinces with rice prices below the national average. The three provinces with the lowest rice selling prices are East Java, Jambi, and West Sulawesi.

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