The Supply Ministry’s price-printing policy applies to fruit and vegetable products sold by all traders and street vendors, ministry spokesperson Mamdouh Ramadan tells Al Shorouk. Ramadan noted that street vendors are unlikely to receive official receipts from farmers for their products, but that this should not prevent the vendors from clearly displaying prices with a sign or label.
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