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    Top Condom Producer to Increase Prices Due to War in Iran

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    Prime Condom Producer to Enhance Costs Because of Conflict in Iran

    The world’s prime condom maker is elevating costs of its merchandise by as much as 30 p.c, warning that shortages of uncooked supplies and chemical substances due to the conflict in Iran may disrupt manufacturing.

    We’re nonetheless capable of get provide. Nonetheless, costs have already doubled.

    The world’s prime condom maker is elevating costs of its merchandise by as much as 30 p.c, warning that shortages of uncooked supplies and chemical substances due to the conflict in Iran may disrupt manufacturing.

    By Alisa Shodiyev Kaff and Monika Cvorak

    April 23, 2026



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