The Argentine government agreed with bakers and put a cap on the price of bread

Published 2022년 3월 29일

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An agreement has been reached between Roberto Feletti, Secretary of Domestic Trade, and representatives of various bakery sector chambers and federations in Argentina, establishing a reference price for bread. The price range for a kilo of bread is recognized as $220 to $270 for the next 90 days. This decision will be implemented with the launch of the Argentine Wheat Stabilizer Fund, a mechanism introduced by the national government to decouple the local price per ton of wheat from international prices due to the escalation in these prices caused by the Ukraine-Russia conflict. The agreement was endorsed by organizations such as the Argentine Federation of the Bread and Allied Industries (FAIPA), the Industrial Bakery Federation of the Province of Buenos Aires (FIPPBA), the Chamber of Industrial Bakers of the Autonomous City of Buenos Aires, and the Chamber of Bakers of Salta.
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Roberto Feletti, Secretary of Domestic Trade and representatives of various chambers and federations of the bakery sector signed an agreement on Tuesday. The same was carried out on the basis of which the range between $220 and $270 throughout the national territory is recognized as the reference price for a kilo of bread for a period of 90 days. Feletti, together with the Undersecretary of Actions for the Defense of Consumers, Liliana Schwindt, held a meeting this afternoon with representatives of various chambers and federations of the bakery sector. The conclave was held in the Ministry of Economy of the Nation. At the meeting, they signed an agreement on the basis of which they recognize as a reference price for a kilo of French bread a floor of $220 and, as a maximum, $270, throughout the national territory for a period of 90 days. These values will come into force as of the start-up of the Argentine Wheat Stabilizer Fund, the compensation mechanism through which the national ...
Source: Mdzol

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