Consumers grappling with higher prices for vegetables and other provisions following hurricane Melissa

Consumers continue to grapple with higher prices for vegetables and other provisions due to supply shortages and disruptions caused by hurricane Melissa.

This also comes at a time when people seek to increase their shopping and preparations for the festive season.

Despite the challenges, both vendors and customers are finding ways to keep their livelihood going and get what they need.

 

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Climate Change Minister Matthew Samuda says Jamaica will be transparent in UN Loss and Damage Fund Submission

Consumers continue to grapple with higher prices for vegetables and other provisions due to supply shortages and disruptions caused by hurricane Melissa.

This also comes at a time when people seek to increase their shopping and preparations for the festive season.

Despite the challenges, both vendors and customers are finding ways to keep their livelihood going and get what they need.

 

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OUR says it struck the right balance with 7% increase in electricity bills

Consumers continue to grapple with higher prices for vegetables and other provisions due to supply shortages and disruptions caused by hurricane Melissa.

This also comes at a time when people seek to increase their shopping and preparations for the festive season.

Despite the challenges, both vendors and customers are finding ways to keep their livelihood going and get what they need.

 

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Industry Minister, Aubyn Hill says industrial sector is entering period of stability and investment confidence

Consumers continue to grapple with higher prices for vegetables and other provisions due to supply shortages and disruptions caused by hurricane Melissa.

This also comes at a time when people seek to increase their shopping and preparations for the festive season.

Despite the challenges, both vendors and customers are finding ways to keep their livelihood going and get what they need.

 

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Decomposing body of man found in St. Elizabeth

Consumers continue to grapple with higher prices for vegetables and other provisions due to supply shortages and disruptions caused by hurricane Melissa.

This also comes at a time when people seek to increase their shopping and preparations for the festive season.

Despite the challenges, both vendors and customers are finding ways to keep their livelihood going and get what they need.

 

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JUTC investigating incident in which a student fell from one of its school buses

Consumers continue to grapple with higher prices for vegetables and other provisions due to supply shortages and disruptions caused by hurricane Melissa.

This also comes at a time when people seek to increase their shopping and preparations for the festive season.

Despite the challenges, both vendors and customers are finding ways to keep their livelihood going and get what they need.

 

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Concerns raised over rebuilding homes in Parottee, St. Elizabeth post-Melissa

Consumers continue to grapple with higher prices for vegetables and other provisions due to supply shortages and disruptions caused by hurricane Melissa.

This also comes at a time when people seek to increase their shopping and preparations for the festive season.

Despite the challenges, both vendors and customers are finding ways to keep their livelihood going and get what they need.

 

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PM Holness urged Jamaicans to make climate awareness a priority

Consumers continue to grapple with higher prices for vegetables and other provisions due to supply shortages and disruptions caused by hurricane Melissa.

This also comes at a time when people seek to increase their shopping and preparations for the festive season.

Despite the challenges, both vendors and customers are finding ways to keep their livelihood going and get what they need.

 

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JTA President urges starlink systems and generators for schools affected by Hurricane Melissa

Consumers continue to grapple with higher prices for vegetables and other provisions due to supply shortages and disruptions caused by hurricane Melissa.

This also comes at a time when people seek to increase their shopping and preparations for the festive season.

Despite the challenges, both vendors and customers are finding ways to keep their livelihood going and get what they need.

 

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Livestock farmers to continue protest this week

Consumers continue to grapple with higher prices for vegetables and other provisions due to supply shortages and disruptions caused by hurricane Melissa.

This also comes at a time when people seek to increase their shopping and preparations for the festive season.

Despite the challenges, both vendors and customers are finding ways to keep their livelihood going and get what they need.

 

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