Pipes and sanitaryware prices rise 50% due to Iran-US war, creating a serious crisis for industries in Bihar. The sharp increase has affected both manufacturers and consumers.
The pipes and sanitaryware prices rise 50% due to Iran-US war because the conflict has disrupted global supply chains. Many raw materials used in these products come from oil and gas, which now face shortages and higher costs.
Factory owners say production has become very expensive. Transport costs and fuel prices have also increased. As a result, several small and medium factories are struggling to continue operations. Some units may shut down soon if the situation does not improve.
Industry experts link the crisis to disruptions in key trade routes like the Strait of Hormuz. This has reduced the supply of essential inputs and increased manufacturing costs worldwide.
If the war continues, prices may rise further and more factories could close, affecting jobs and construction work across the state.
