The Washington Post, April 18th, 1997
Something isn't kosher with the price of matzoh this Passover. The cost of the unleavened bread, a staple at Jewish tables during the eight-day holiday that begins Monday night, mysteriously begins to rise this time of year. Prices vary so much throughout the country that a Florida congressman, Rep. Robert Wexler (D), has asked for an investigation. Publix, one of Florida's two largest supermarket chains, sells a five-pound box of matzoh for $12, while the same brand at Ralph's supermarkets in Los Angeles goes for just $3. At a Giant market in Bethesda, Md., the price is $10. Florida Attorney ...
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