Bad news for biscuit lovers as the price of FMF Breakfast Cracker increases from tomorrow.
Prices and Incomes Board (PIB) confirmed that due to the increase in cost of flour and other major imported raw material the price of FMF Breakfast Crackers will now increase.
A 200g FMF Breakfast Cracker biscuits which costs 69 cents will now cost 74 cents.
The 375g FMF Breakfast Cracker biscuits which is $1.23 cents will now cost $1.32 cents and while 5kg plastic pail will cost $22.07 cents from tomorrow, the price of 17kg tin biscuit will cost $58.39 cents.
PIB added that the price of biscuit was last reviewed in April this year and in this review only prices of FMF breakfast crackers biscuit will increase while the price of Lees Biscuit breakfast and cabin crackers remain the same.
Bad news for biscuit lovers
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