The conflict between Iran and the United States is not only affecting energy and global trade, it’s now being felt in everyday products. The world’s largest condom manufacturer has warned it may raise prices by 20% to 30% due to rising raw material costs and logistical disruptions linked to the war.
Key materials such as aluminum, silicone, and other petroleum-based components have surged in price, driven by instability in the region and disruptions to critical trade routes. Shipping delays and supply shortages are also complicating global distribution.
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Experts warn that these increases could have public health implications, especially in countries where access to contraceptives depends on subsidized or low-cost programs.
Why are condom prices increasing?
Because the war has driven up the cost of raw materials, transportation, and energy, impacting the entire production chain.
This situation shows how an international conflict can ripple through the economy and affect even the most basic everyday products.
