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The price of flour was increased by one rupee a kilo from yesterday, a Trade Ministry official said.
The increase was made by Prima Ceylon Limited which controls more than 90 per cent of the flour market.
Consumer Affairs Authority Chairman Rumi Marzook declined to comment saying that company had not informed the CAA about the increase prior to the announcement.

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