Domestic Price Warnings
Countries where prices of one or more basic food commodity are at abnormal high levels in main markets.
Price warning level: 
High 
Moderate [Based on the Indicator of Price Anomalies (IPA)]
13/07/2026
Retail prices of wheat flour continued to increase month-on-month in June 2026 and remained significantly above their year-earlier levels, reflecting tight market supplies and elevated production costs.
13/07/2026
Food prices at exceptionally high levels in Juba in June 2026, due to the lingering impact of the prolonged conflict and severe macroeconomic difficulties.
13/07/2026
Prices of sorghum and millet continued to seasonally increase in most monitored markets in June. Overall, cereal prices in June were at exceptionally high levels due to a reduced cereal production in 2025 to the ongoing conflict, which has resulted in high input prices and in supply-chain disruptions, and by recent increases in already high fuel prices caused by the Middle East conflict.