Turkey: The protocol was signed and the decision for bread was announced
Bakery & Bread
Published Mar 14, 2024
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A protocol has been signed in Erzurum, Turkey, between the Metropolitan Municipality Halk Ekmek and the Regional Union of Agricultural Credit Cooperatives to sell bread for 4 TL in the Agricultural Credit Cooperative Markets. The bread is produced by a municipality-owned bakery that makes 100,000 breads and 22 types of products daily. The price will remain until the end of the year, with the aim of making bread affordable for citizens, without competing with local tradesmen.
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A protocol was signed between the Metropolitan Municipality Halk Ekmek and the Regional Union of Agricultural Credit Cooperatives with the slogan "Turkey's cheapest bread is in Erzurum" at a social facility of Erzurum Metropolitan Municipality in Yakutiye district. With the protocol, bread will be sold for 4 TL in the Agricultural Credit Cooperative Markets in the city. Metropolitan Mayor Mehmet Sekmen, in his speech on the subject, announced that the municipality provides support to citizens from food to household goods. “IT WILL BE SOLD AT THE SAME PRICE BY THE END OF THE YEAR” Stating that the breads produced in the bakery established by the municipality are presented to the citizens in the most appropriate way, Sekmen said, "We produce 100 thousand breads and 22 types of products in the bakery we established. 100 thousand breads per day will continue to be distributed at 4 liras until the end of this year." said. “THE PURPOSE IS THAT CITIZENS BUY 2 INSTEAD OF 1” Stating that ...
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