Egypt: Providing flour to tourist bakeries at 8,600 pounds per ton

Published 2022년 3월 24일

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The article outlines a decision made by Ali Al-Moselhi, the Minister of Supply and Internal Trade, to set the price of flour for tourist bakeries at 8,600 pounds per ton, with a threat of fines for non-compliant bakeries. The minister also established the prices for various loaf sizes and types for both tourist and fino bakeries, effective from March 22. The decision aims to ensure fair pricing for bread, with strict enforcement and significant penalties for violations.
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Ali Al-Moselhi, Minister of Supply and Internal Trade, confirmed that flour was provided to the owners of tourist bakeries at a price of 8,600 pounds per ton, in agreement with the mill owners, pointing out that a fair cost was calculated to produce the tourist news and the fino, and that fines would be signed on the owners of non-compliant tourist bakeries. Decision on the price of a free loaf of bread, starting next Saturday. The Minister of Supply demanded, during press statements, the bakery owners to announce the price list in a clear place inside the bakery, and said that the price of the loaf weighs 45 grams at 50 piasters, the loaf weighs 65 grams at 75 piasters, and the loaf weighs 90 grams At 1 pound, and a kilo of bread packed at 11.5 pounds. The decision stipulated that the price of a fino loaf of 40 grams would be 50 piasters, and a fino loaf weighing 60 grams would be 75 piasters. And a fino loaf weighing 80 grams at a price of 1 EGP. It is worth noting that the ...
Source: Akhbarelyom

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