The Alert for Price Spikes (ALPS) dataset tracks how far current food prices rise above the price that would be expected based on seasonal trends alone. This layer shows ALPS levels for food commodities that the World Food Programme has classified as cereals or tubers. For each commodity tracked at a particular market, the most recent data available from the past three months is shown, with the color of the marker indicating the highest price spike that occurred at that market.

September 15, 2023 - December 15, 2023 Food Price Spikes: Cereals and Tubers

The Alert for Price Spikes (ALPS) dataset tracks how far current food prices rise above the price that would be expected based on seasonal trends alone. This layer shows ALPS levels for food commodities that the World Food Programme has classified as oils or fats. For each commodity tracked at a particular market, the most recent data available from the past three months is shown, with the color of the marker indicating the highest price spike that occurred at that market.

September 15, 2023 - December 15, 2023 Food Price Spikes: Oil and Fats

The Alert for Price Spikes (ALPS) dataset tracks how far current food prices rise above the price that would be expected based on seasonal trends alone. This layer shows ALPS levels for food commodities that the World Food Programme has classified as miscellaneous. For each commodity tracked at a particular market, the most recent data available from the past three months is shown, with the color of the marker indicating the highest price spike that occurred at that market.

September 15, 2023 - December 15, 2023 Food Price Spikes: Miscellaneous Food

The Alert for Price Spikes (ALPS) dataset tracks how far current food prices rise above the price that would be expected based on seasonal trends alone. This layer shows ALPS levels for food commodities that the World Food Programme has classified as vegetables or fruits. For each commodity tracked at a particular market, the most recent data available from the past three months is shown, with the color of the marker indicating the highest price spike that occurred at that market.

September 15, 2023 - December 15, 2023 Food Price Spikes: Vegetables and Fruits

The Alert for Price Spikes (ALPS) dataset tracks how far current food prices rise above the price that would be expected based on seasonal trends alone. This layer shows ALPS levels for food commodities that the World Food Programme has classified as pulses or nuts. For each commodity tracked at a particular market, the most recent data available from the past three months is shown, with the color of the marker indicating the highest price spike that occurred at that market.

September 15, 2023 - December 15, 2023 Food Price Spikes: Pulses and Nuts

The Alert for Price Spikes (ALPS) dataset tracks how far current food prices rise above the price that would be expected based on seasonal trends alone. This layer shows ALPS levels for food commodities that the World Food Programme has classified as meat, fish, and eggs. For each commodity tracked at a particular market, the most recent data available from the past three months is shown, with the color of the marker indicating the highest price spike that occurred at that market.

September 15, 2023 - December 15, 2023 Food Price Spikes: Meat, Fish and Eggs

The Alert for Price Spikes (ALPS) dataset tracks how far current food prices rise above the price that would be expected based on seasonal trends alone. This layer shows ALPS levels for food commodities that the World Food Programme has classified as milk and dairy. For each commodity tracked at a particular market, the most recent data available from the past three months is shown, with the color of the marker indicating the highest price spike that occurred at that market.

September 15, 2023 - December 15, 2023 Food Price Spikes: Milk and Dairy

The Alert for Price Spikes (ALPS) dataset tracks how far current food prices rise above the price that would be expected based on seasonal trends alone. This layer shows ALPS levels for food commodities that the World Food Programme has classified as non-food. For each commodity tracked at a particular market, the most recent data available from the past three months is shown, with the color of the marker indicating the highest price spike that occurred at that market.

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