The key to cracking the question is to get the right meaning and nailing down the exact tense and i think the recent recently is a distractor to divert our attention from the main reasoning
A. recently extended recession, prices for all of the major commodities sold at the Chicago Mercantile Exchange, including niche agricultural goods such as orange juice and cheese, have been rising to five-year high levels.
We are not intreseted in buying all the items at once the items should be labelled individually
B. recently extended recession, prices for each of the major commodities sold at the Chicago Mercantile Exchange, including niche agricultural goods such as orange juice and cheese, rose to five-year highs.
i eleminated this option this reason for multiple options but singiluarly for the reason that it uses the tenses incorrectly for example rose to 5 year is not right
C. recent, extended recession, prices for all of the major commodities sold at the Chicago Mercantile Exchange, including that of such niche agricultural goods as orange juice and cheese, have risen to five-year high levels.
Same reasoning as A the use of all
D. recent, extended recession, prices for each of the major commodities sold at the Chicago Mercantile Exchange, including niche agricultural goods such as orange juice and cheese, rose to five-year highs.
Same reason as B for the use of wrong tense as rose to 5 year high
E. recent, extended recession, prices for each of the major commodities sold at the Chicago Mercantile Exchange, including such niche agricultural goods as orange juice and cheese, have risen to five-year highs
This has every flaws ironed out hence IMO E