The prices of several basic commodities at Kuwait's cooperative societies have seen a rise by up to 154%, making the Gulf state one of the most expensive countries in the region, Kuwait Times has reported. The rises follows the introduction of steep increases in local suppliers' prices. Co-op executives said that more than 88 items will see significant price increases due to the absence of price-fixing legislation in the country.
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