Chicken Prices Fall in La Paz Markets: A Sign of Economic Normalization?

La Paz, Bolivia – Residents of La Paz are seeing a welcome drop in chicken prices at local markets, with the kilogram now being offered at 22 Bolivian Bolivianos. This marks a significant reduction from previous weeks, when blockades and supply chain disruptions led to inflated prices, with some whole chickens reaching up to 70 Bolivianos. According to market vendors interviewed by Unitel Bolivia, the supply of chicken has begun to normalize, leading to the current price adjustments. One vendor stated, "Plenty of chicken is coming in, and prices are coming down. We are now selling to the public at 22 Bolivianos per kilo." Another added, "These days, it has normalized, and we are working normally." Despite the current decrease, some consumers express hope that prices will continue to fall further to reach pre-crisis levels. While the availability of chicken has improved, the economic impact on family budgets remains a concern for many. Market activity shows crates filled with chicken and eggs, indicating a more stable supply chain compared to recent shortages.

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