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Potatoes (unica) — retail price per kg

48.33MZN per kg

Latest observation Jul 2013 · no newer data published

Potatoes (unica) — retail price per kg

What is this?

The retail price of potatoes (unica) observed in local markets.

How to read it

  • Compare markets to see where it costs more; compare years to see how prices moved. Seasonal swings around the harvest are normal.
  • Unit: MZN per kg.

What does the data say?

The latest observation is from Jul 2013; the source has not published anything newer.

Why does it matter?

  • Households: Staple prices determine how far a household's income goes.
  • Businesses: Traders' margins and input costs.
  • Government: Food security monitoring.
  • Investors: Inflation and consumer demand.
  • Mobile money: Higher food prices may reduce money left for other transactions; higher nominal transaction values do not necessarily mean higher real spending.

What should I watch?

Data source

Source
WFP Market Monitor, Mozambique food prices (via HDX)
Status
Fetched live on the last refresh
Latest observation
Jul 2013
Last updated
2026-10-17
Frequency
Monthly
Method
Prices collected by WFP and partners in local markets (largely from Mozambique's agricultural market information system, SIMA). Monthly, in meticais, per stated unit.
Limitations
Each series is one market town, not a province or national average. Coverage varies by market and has thinned since 2024; check each market's last observation date. Product quality and package size follow the stated unit only.
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Each line is one market town, not a province or national average. Months without a reported price are left out, not filled in.

What is this?

The retail price of potatoes (unica) observed in local markets.

How to read it

Compare markets to see where it costs more; compare years to see how prices moved. Seasonal swings around the harvest are normal.

Unit: MZN per kg.

What does the data say?

The latest observation is from Jul 2013; the source has not published anything newer.

Why does it matter?

  • Households: Staple prices determine how far a household's income goes.
  • Businesses: Traders' margins and input costs.
  • Government: Food security monitoring.
  • Investors: Inflation and consumer demand.
  • Mobile money: Higher food prices may reduce money left for other transactions; higher nominal transaction values do not necessarily mean higher real spending.

Observed facts are above; these are possible implications, not measured effects.

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What should I watch?

Data source

Source
WFP Market Monitor, Mozambique food prices (via HDX)
Frequency
Monthly
Observations
1 (Jul 2013 – Jul 2013)
Last retrieved
2026-10-17
Method
Prices collected by WFP and partners in local markets (largely from Mozambique's agricultural market information system, SIMA). Monthly, in meticais, per stated unit.
Limitations
Each series is one market town, not a province or national average. Coverage varies by market and has thinned since 2024; check each market's last observation date. Product quality and package size follow the stated unit only.
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