While you're looking for deals: the products in the supermarket are getting more expensive again

Starting today, price increases take effect on eggs, flour, and halva. Regulated egg prices have risen by up to 33 agorot per dozen, flour is up by 11% to 14%, and Achva products are expected to rise by 5% to 7%.

As of today, November 1, 2026, price increases on several basic supermarket items take effect. Regulated egg prices have risen: a dozen size M eggs will cost up to NIS 13.40, size L up to NIS 14.54, and size XL up to NIS 15.81. Flour is also more expensive: Mifratz Flour Mills raised prices by 14%, and Bar-Rav Mill by 11%. Achva's halva products are expected to increase by 5% to 7% due to production and transportation costs. The article notes that these increases coincide with shopping month sales and recommends consumers compare prices between chains.