To get through to the customers, there needs to be extensive price control, says V's party leader Nooshi Dadgostar at a press conference.
The party proposes that the price information law be changed so that all stores set a reference price from September 4 when the government announced that they want to reduce food VAT in April next year.
Dadgostar compares with how some companies have acted before the "Black Friday" sale and raised prices to then lower them.
If you have not reported the price, it will mean sanctions.
As an example, she mentions fines or ultimately prohibition of trade.
The government's proposal is that VAT on food be temporarily reduced from April 1, 2026, to December 31, 2027.
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