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_ April 19, 2026_ admin_ 0 Comments

Bhutan’s latest MPI analysis shows no broad-based price surge between December 2025 and March 2026 — most essential goods stabilised following a brief uptick in February. Yet significant regional price gaps remain, and select items such as edible oils and eggs continue to rise, pointing to persistent supply-side pressures. This report examines where prices have held steady, where they have not, and why geography remains a meaningful factor in what consumers pay.

Click on the link to view the details: https://ccaa.gov.bt/wp-content/uploads/2026/04/Final-MPI-Report-March-2026-3.pdf

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_ April 17, 2026_ admin_ 0 Comments

CCAA issues a public notice urging businesses to avoid unjustified price increases amid government fuel price supports, while calling on consumers to report any such practices promptly.

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_ April 6, 2026_ admin_ 0 Comments

“Full compliance across the board: every one of the 73 fuel retail outlets surveyed nationwide is adhering to government-set fuel prices, with zero instances of overcharging, according to a price surveillance report by the Competition and Consumer Affairs Authority (CCAA).”

Visit the link to view the report: https://ccaa.gov.bt/wp-content/uploads/2026/04/Fuel_Surveillance_Report_Final-2.pdf

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_ April 6, 2026_ admin_ 0 Comments

“CCAA Monthly Report – March, 2026”

Visit/Click the link to view the details: https://ccaa.gov.bt/wp-content/uploads/2026/04/Final-CCAA-Monthly-March2026.pdf

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_ March 20, 2026_ admin_ 0 Comments

“Substandard and counterfeit products in markets”

From your daily soap to construction materials — fake and inferior goods are in the markets, putting consumer safety and market integrity at risk. A study by the CCAA sheds light on the key drivers behind this growing trend — affordability pressures, information gaps, our heavy reliance on imports and weak enforcement. The findings call […]

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CCAA issues a public notice urging businesses to avoid unjustified price increases amid government fuel price supports, while calling on consumers to report any such practices promptly.

“Full compliance across the board: every one of the 73 fuel retail outlets surveyed nationwide is adhering to government-set fuel prices, with zero instances of overcharging, according to a price surveillance report by the Competition and Consumer Affairs Authority (CCAA).”

“CCAA Monthly Report – March, 2026”

“Substandard and counterfeit products in markets”

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