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Food prices, quality at Vietnamese airports face severe criticism

Food prices, quality at Vietnamese airports face severe criticism

Many tourists have paid high prices for food at Vietnamese airports but often regret their spending, feeling that the quality does not justify the cost compared to other airports in the region.

Netizens shocked by $650 Malaysian spring roll

Netizens shocked by $650 Malaysian spring roll

Pig farmers lose as price-dive hits two-year low

Pig farmers lose as price-dive hits two-year low

Food prices plummet as demand, production costs fall

Food prices plummet as demand, production costs fall

Falling demand and lower prices of inputs have sharply driven down the prices of many goods, especially food and foodstuffs.

June 27, 2023 | 07:52 pm PT

Food prices drop as gasoline turns cheaper

Food prices drop as gasoline turns cheaper

Food prices have been falling by 5-10% at traditional markets following the recent decline in gasoline prices, while supermarkets are offering promotions to boost sales.

August 4, 2022 | 11:00 pm PT

Fuel price cuts fail to drag prices down

Fuel price cuts fail to drag prices down

Gasoline prices may have fallen by 10 percent on Monday, but to many people's chagrin this has not had a knock-on effect on other prices.

July 14, 2022 | 05:23 pm PT

Vietnamese turn frugal as prices soar

Vietnamese turn frugal as prices soar

Nguyen Thu Trang has been going to the supermarket late at night for the last month knowing meat and vegetables are cheaper then.

June 26, 2022 | 05:00 am PT

World food prices hit new 10-year high in October: FAO

World food prices hit new 10-year high in October: FAO

World food prices rose for a third straight month in October to reach a fresh 10-year peak, led again by increases in cereals and vegetable oils, the UN food agency said on Thursday.

November 4, 2021 | 03:02 am PT

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