Markets are important determinants of food availability and food access in any country. The availability of food and stability in prices depends on whether markets are integrated with each other nor not. Integrated markets can be defined as markets in which prices for similar goods do not behave independently. If markets are well integrated, it can be assumed that market forces are working properly, meaning thereby, price changes in one location are consistently related to price changes in other locations and market agents are able to interact between different markets.