Could anyone help an initiate with his first perl program? It seems to work fine for the first three strings, then stops. Thanks to all monks for any bits of enlightenment they can offer. 
#!/usr/bin/perl


@skuid=("11021","11022","11023");
@name=("mt. eden","dom perignon","veuve cliquot");
@price=("45.99","135.99","79.99");

print "Content-type:text/html\n\n";

foreach $skuid(@skuid) {
print "SKUID:$skuid\n";

}

foreach $name(@name) {

print "NAME:$name\n";
}

foreach $price(@price){
print "PRICE:$price\n";


}

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In reply to Vexed Otra Vez by bini

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