There has been a remarkable development in these days when we have witnessed that everything has been increased. The Turkish Bread Producers Employers’ Union announced that flour prices have risen very seriously and a hike is inevitable. According to the statements made, bread will be sold for 3-4 TL with the increase.
It is an indisputable fact that there is a trend of price hikes in Turkey and that every item has been raised at high rates recently. Moreover, the prices of the products will continue to rise for a while and it seems that there is not much to do about it. It is not known where this work will end, but the latest statements made are among the basic foodstuffs. there will be a raise in bread it reveals.
Turkish Bread Producers Employers Association (TEUSAccording to the statements made by Cihan Kolivar, the Chairman of the ) Bread on the production There are also huge problems. The costs have increased uncontrollably and the furnaces have It will start closing the shutters in 10 days. Stating that, Kolivar said that as of today, the new prices will appear in some bakeries in Istanbul.
Bread will be sold for 3-4 TL
According to Cihan Kolivar, a 50 kilogram bag of flour has been produced in the last 2 weeks. From 200 TL to 360 TL rose. This made the hike a necessity. However, the official, who wants it to be known that the hike will not be a solution, states that selling bread for 3-4 TL will be an evidence of the decrease in the purchasing power of the citizen. Kolivar wants both the government and the municipalities to take action on this issue.
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TEÜS President Cihan Kolivar made the following statements in his evaluations regarding the agenda:
Municipalities provide us with natural gas and water. At least give them at a discount in licensed bakeries. For example, instead of industrial type natural gas, make it domestic type. Do not supply natural gas and water to unlicensed furnaces. Because by employing both illegal and unregistered workers, they reduce their costs and cause unfair competition. The municipality needs to stop these, but despite all my requests, the municipality does not help us about unlicensed ovens. It is enough for municipalities to only enforce the law against unlicensed bakeries. If it goes like this, proper and lawful bakeries will not be able to produce.