First publication: After flour and eggs – another product is getting more expensive

The halva manufacturer Achva has informed food chains of a 5%–7% price increase on a range of halva products, set to take effect at the beginning of November. The price hike is due to rising production inputs, transportation, and raw material costs.

The halva manufacturer Achva has notified food chains of a price increase on a range of halva products, set to take effect at the beginning of November 2026. The price hike will range from 5% to 7%, depending on the product. Achva explained that the increase is due to rising production inputs, transportation costs, and raw material prices. Among the products that will become more expensive: 500-gram block vanilla halva, 100-gram and 50-gram packages of halva, 400-gram tray halva with pistachio, halva in various flavors, sugar-free halva, curly halva, gift sets, and halva bars. The price increase joins the expected rise in egg prices (2.1%) and flour prices at the beginning of November.