Gas prices will rise by four agurot per liter and milk prices will rise by 1% on Wednesday night, as the price of living continues to rise in Israel.
Gas will reach NIS 6.85 per liter for self-service 95-octane benzine. Full service fueling will cost an extra 21 agurot. In Eilat, where there is no VAT, self-service 95-octane benzine will cost NIS 5.85 per liter, an increase of 3 agurot.
Milk prices will rise over the next few years
Meanwhile, milk prices will rise by 1%, just a month after they rose by 8.3%.
A carton of 3% milk will now cost NIS 7.23 and a carton of 1% milk will cost NIS 6.81.
Eshel leben will cost NIS 1.96 per container, while Gil leben will cost NIS 1.75. Emek cheese will cost NIS 51.98 per kg and Gilboa cheese will cost NIS 49.42 per kg. White cheese will cost NIS 5.77 per small container.
Earlier this month, Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich signed a deal with Israel’s dairy manufacturers under which the price of milk would rise by 9.28%, with the prices rising by 8.28% at the beginning of the month and rising by the remaining 1% on Thursday.
In total, the price will rise a point higher over the next few years than what was initially expected to be a 16% increase.
Zachy Hennessey contributed to this report.
