Munir Younes Addresses Inflation Figures

Food prices in Lebanon have increased by approximately 38% between August 2024 and August 2026, while the FAO Global Food Price Index only saw a 10% increase during the same period. This reflects a significant rise in the cost of living—about 3.75 times the global rate. This demonstrates that inflation in food prices in Lebanon is much higher than global averages and confirms that the statements made by the supermarket union president denying this rise are untrue.

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