Expensive rice under the magnifying glass of judicial institutions; Dealing with commodity market violations

According to the Mehr correspondent, while the commodity market is facing serious price fluctuations, rice has topped the list of expensive goods as one of the most consumed household items. The irrational rise in the price of this product has raised concerns and reacted by regulatory and judicial institutions.

In this regard, the Attorney General of the country issued an order called for intensifying oversight of the commodity market, including rice. The order emphasized that the authorities are required to control prices and deal with off -network supply in cooperation with the Ta'zir Organization, guild inspectors and security agencies.

Hojjatoleslam Mohammad Movahedi, the Attorney General of the country, said: “The rise of rice, especially Iranian rice, is not acceptable in the current situation; The distribution of people's commodities and public necessities must be properly distributed, and any profit, expensive and hoarding in the market be decisive.

The prosecutor general emphasized: In order to respect public rights, prosecutors across the country need to assist the government and use all the capacities to monitor the market. It is also subject to the law if the preparation process is delayed for delay and delay.

2 billion riyals penalties for offshore rice network

Also, recently, in one of the most important cases of violations, a company in Tehran province had bought rice from the state -owned trading company and offered it in the free market outside the network. The company disrupted the process of supplying the commodity by profit from the market conditions and bypassing the official distribution network.

Ahmad Jafari Nasab, Director General of Tehran's Ta'zir Ta'zir, said: “After reviewing the documentation in the case and due to the failure to submit legal documents, the branch condemned the allegation and convicted the offender to pay 2 billion and 5 million riyals of cash equivalent to the value of the rial.”

This is considered one of the most serious legal treatment of the rice market violators in recent months.

Systems 1 and 2 for reporting of hoarding and expensive

Mohammad Hassan Sarabian, Deputy Director of Planning and Supervision of the Ta'zir Organization, also referred to the head of the judiciary on serious fighting and hoarding.

He urged the general public if the hoarding warehouses immediately via the Ministry of Ministry of Systems. Semit And report the public communication systems of Ta'zir.

“People's cooperation as real market observers, a decisive role in controlling the Mafia Puppies It has.

On the other hand, field reports show that in addition to supply violations, Iranian rice is offered in the market at prices beyond the public purchasing power. The price of high -yield rice such as Hashemi and Tarom in some stores has reached more than 6,000 tomans, while the price of foreign rice such as Indian and Pakistani has been announced at around $ 1 and 2 thousand tomans, respectively.

At the same time, experts and activists have warned that the main cause of price increases are not farmers but intermediaries and monopolists. The president of the Rice Manufacturers Association also said that due to a decline in imports and mistakes in estimating domestic production, market shortages have been created, which has been a factor in rising demand and rising prices. He predicted that prices will fall as the harvest season began in the next two weeks.

The sum of evidence and comments suggests that the rice market is involved in a set of structural and profitable factors. On the one hand, the weakness of monitoring and on the other hand the monopoly in the supply chain has made the product that is purchased at a reasonable price by the consumer multiple times.

With the arrival of regulatory and judicial bodies on this issue and the issuance of heavy fines to the offenders, it is hoped that the rice market will be restored in addition to reforming import policies and strengthening the distribution system.