Bakery professionals in Morocco threaten to strike

Published 2024년 10월 10일

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Moroccan bakery owners are planning a protest on October 16 to express their concerns over the sector's deteriorating economic conditions. The protest is attributed to the chaos caused by 'shop bakeries', which operate without licenses and fail to maintain health safety standards. This has led to a significant increase in production costs and unfair competition, resulting in bankruptcies and the closure of many bakeries. The National Federation of Bakeries and Confectioneries has postponed any decision on increasing the price of basic bread, awaiting an outcome from a meeting with relevant government sectors. The federation is also engaged with the Competition Council and the Ministry of Interior to address these issues.
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Al-Naaman Al-Yalawi On Wednesday, October 16, bakery owners are expected to hold a protest in Rabat to denounce the deteriorating economic conditions in the sector in light of the chaos and the spread of "shop bakeries", according to the protest movement of bakery owners in Morocco, which announced that it will organize a protest in front of the headquarters of the Ministry of Agriculture and Fisheries in Rabat on Wednesday, October 16, coinciding with World Bread Day, noting that this decision comes after the deterioration of the sector, as bakery professionals are now experiencing bankruptcy and the closure of a large number of shops in various parts of Morocco, after the significant increase in production costs, noting that there is "unfair competition" in light of the spread of bread production in unlicensed "shop bakeries", where baked goods are cooked in conditions that lack the minimum levels of health safety, which may cause several harms to consumers in the absence of ...

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