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Home Business Civil Service Consumer Corporation reduces prices on nearly 400 items 22-09-2024 03:32 PM Ammon News - The Civil service Consumer Corporation announced sales and promotional offers on more than 400 food and non-food items starting Monday, until the evening of Saturday, October 5, with reductions ranging from 6% to 50%. The corporation's Director General Salman Qudah, stated in a press release on Sunday that the sales are available in all the 69 branches spread across the provinces and districts of the kingdom. The sales are part of the Corporation's ongoing efforts to alleviate the burden on citizens, particularly those with limited and medium incomes, and to protect them from rising prices, Qudah pointed out.

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Civil Service Consumer Corporation reduces prices on nearly 400 items

22-09-2024 03:32 PM

Ammon News - The Civil service Consumer Corporation announced sales and promotional offers on more than 400 food and non-food items starting Monday, until the evening of Saturday, October 5, with reductions ranging from 6% to 50%.

The corporation's Director General Salman Qudah, stated in a press release on Sunday that the sales are available in all the 69 branches spread across the provinces and districts of the kingdom.

The sales are part of the Corporation's ongoing efforts to alleviate the burden on citizens, particularly those with limited and medium incomes, and to protect them from rising prices, Qudah pointed out.

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