Strong rise in the price of bread The sector has confirmed an increase of 12 percent

The price of bread will rise 12% in the main urban centers of the province of Buenos Aires, as a result of the increase and costs that occurred in inputs, tariffs and fuels. Martín Pinto, director of the Chamber of Industrial Bakers, said that the decision was made as a result of the “constant increases that we have been suffering in raw materials, inputs, fuels and public service rates.” “Unfortunately we cannot guarantee that there will not be…

Food prices are set to increase by 2.5 percent this year, estimates Pellervo Economic Research PTT in its latest forecast. Next year, the price increase is likely to be more moderate. Price developments have normalized since the price peak three years ago.

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It is because of the "constant increases in raw materials, inputs, fuels and tariffs of public services".

From the Chamber of Bakers Industrialists (CIPAN) warned about the rise in costs that occurred in inputs, tariffs and fuels.

The price of bread will rise by 12% in the main urban centers of the province of Buenos Aires due to rising costs for raw materials, tariffs, and fuel. "We had to make this decision due to the constant increases we have been experiencing in raw materials, supplies, fuel, and utility rates," explained Martín Pinto, president of the Center of Industrial Bakers of Merlo Pinto, which is also part of the Chamber of Industrial Bakers (CIPAN). He warne…