Arab countries are the cheapest in the price of a loaf of bread in the world, thanks to subsidy programs

Published 2023년 3월 1일

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According to Numbeo, Tunisia, Algeria, and Libya are the most affordable countries for bread, with Tunisia having the lowest price at $0.14 per 500g. This affordability is largely due to the subsidization of bread prices by many Arab countries, including Egypt, Morocco, and Turkey, which are among the top ten most affordable countries for bread. The high cost of bread is observed in the United States and northern European countries like Switzerland, Iceland, Norway, and Denmark.
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Arab countries topped the classification of countries in terms of the price of a loaf of bread, thanks to the support programs provided by these countries, according to the research company Numbeo. In contrast, the United States topped the countries of the world in terms of the price of a loaf of bread, which reached $3.27 per 500 grams of fresh bread, followed by northern European countries led by “Switzerland,” “Iceland,” “Norway,” and “Denmark” at prices It ranged from $3.2 to $2.84 per 500g of bread. In the same index, the Arab countries emerged strongly as the cheapest countries for the price of a loaf of bread, which is largely dependent on in securing daily food for most of the peoples of the region. The price of a loaf of bread And “Tunisia” ranked first in the ranking as the cheapest country in terms of the price of a loaf of bread, which recorded $0.14, while Algeria came in second place at a price of $0.16, while “Libya” ranked third at a price of $0.35 per 500 grams of ...
Source: Almalnews

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