Iran War Expected to Drive Up Prices of Oil-Derived Products

The ongoing conflict in Iran is anticipated to disrupt supply chains for petroleum-derived products, potentially leading to significant price increases for various goods, including condoms, clothing, and crayons.

26 Apr, 15:41 — 26 Apr, 15:41

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Times of IndiaMostly Factual8d ago

Safe sex just got more expensive: Condom prices set to rise 30% as Iran war disrupts supply

Global condom giant Karex Bhd is hiking prices by up to 30% due to Iran war-induced supply chain disruptions and soaring raw material costs. Naphtha shortages are crippling production, leading to a worldwide shortage of essential goods, from condoms to plastic packaging, impacting public health initiatives, especially in developing nations.

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First report: AP · 26 Apr, 15:11|Full coverage: 2 · 30m|Window: 30m

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AP26 Apr, 15:11First to report

La guerra de Irán podría encarecer productos derivados del petróleo, de ropa a crayones - AP News

Times of India26 Apr, 15:41Latest update

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Iran War Expected to Drive Up Prices of Oil-Derived Products

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Safe sex just got more expensive: Condom prices set to rise 30% as Iran war disrupts supply

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La guerra de Irán podría encarecer productos derivados del petróleo, de ropa a crayones - AP News

Safe sex just got more expensive: Condom prices set to rise 30% as Iran war disrupts supply

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