Bread prices are set to fall in Zimbabwe

Published 2022년 10월 2일

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The government of Zimbabwe is set to reduce the price of bread to US$1 by the end of the year, down from the current US$1,20, due to measures including a 4.4% reduction in the price of wheat to millers by the Grain Marketing Board, and the suspension of wheat and wheat flour imports. This is in response to a bumper wheat harvest expected to yield up to 400,000 tonnes, which is expected to decrease the wheat import bill and lower the cost of flour and bread.
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Source: Bread prices set to fall | Sunday Mail (Local News) Sunday Mail Reporter THE price of bread is set to drop before the end of the year as the Government has put in place measures to ensure the cost of a standard loaf returns to US$1. On account of the global commodities crisis triggered by the Russia-Ukraine conflict and other factors, the retail price of bread shot up earlier this year to about US$1,20. The country, however, expects a record wheat output of up to 400 000 tonnes, resulting in the projected reduction of the wheat import bill. Addressing journalists on Friday, Lands, Agriculture, Fisheries, Water and Rural Development Minister Dr Anxious Masuka said as wheat harvesting intensifies, the price of bread will inevitably fall. “To cushion consumers with affordable flour and bread, the price of wheat to millers by the Grain Marketing Board (GMB) will be reduced by 4,4 percent from US$680 per metric tonne to US$650 per metric tonne, payable in the ratio of US$33:$67 ...

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