Presidential directives issued during the latest Council of Ministers have introduced comprehensive measures to regulate the national market and safeguard the purchasing power of citizens. The new policy mandates strict control over profit margins for essential goods, including vegetables, pulses, and meats, while implementing a legal framework to govern intermediaries in the supply chain. A central digital database will be established to monitor prices in real-time, allowing for immediate state intervention when market fluctuations occur. Furthermore, an official investigation has been launched into monopolistic practices concerning imported meats, alongside an increase in year-round commercial inspection patrols. Consumer advocacy groups and trade unions, including Himayatec and the UGCAA, have commended these efforts, highlighting the importance of traceability and increased field presence in curbing speculation and ensuring fair market practices.