Spain: The Huelva bakery sector is concerned about the rise in the cost of raw materials

Published 2022년 4월 8일

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The Provincial Association of Bakeries in a meeting with the FOE has expressed concern over the rising costs of essential raw materials like flour and energy, which is likely to increase the price of bread. The high price of bread wheat, which has doubled over the past two years, and the impact of the war in Russia and Ukraine, the main suppliers of cereals, is adding to the challenges. Additionally, the significant increase in energy prices, which are a major cost for bakeries, is also expected to be passed on to the cost of bread.
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The FOE has hosted a meeting of the bakery sector, represented by the Provincial Association of Bakeries, where the concern of these industrialists has been highlighted by the rise experienced by some essential raw materials in the preparation of bread, which will lead to an inevitable increase in the price of that basic consumer product. As they have pointed out in a press release, the Bakery Association sounded the alarm about the “difficult situation they are going through given the rise in price, especially of flour, as well as the energy used in the production process. ». Bakers are on the lookout, since "the price of bread wheat has doubled over the last two years and it is very difficult for them to know the repercussion of the situation caused by the war in Russia and Ukraine, the main suppliers of cereals. in our country," they say. The "excessive increase in energy prices (electricity, gas and diesel) of which bakeries are large consumers, which have also ...

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