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Bread Prices Rice in Pakistan After Milk

Bread Prices Rice in Pakistan After Milk

Bread Prices Rice in Pakistan: The Pakistan Nanbai Association has revealed that the price of bread will rise starting next week due to an increase in flour prices following the imposition of new taxes.

The price of a 79 kg bag of flour has risen sharply from Rs6,500 to Rs8,700, while the cost of a sack of refined flour has increased from Rs7,200 to Rs9,000.

The Nanbai Association has decided to raise the prices of bread, naan, and paratha following a Rs100 increase in the price of a sack of flour. The revised prices will be Rs20 for whole wheat bread (pateeri), Rs30 for yeast-raised white bread, and Rs35 for both paratha and roghani naan.

Shafiq Qureshi, the Central President of the Nanbai Association, told The Express Tribune that the Punjab government has failed to deliver on its commitment to supply flour sacks at Rs6,500 to ensure affordable bread. He mentioned that the recent increase in prices is temporary, and if the cost of refined flour continues to rise by the week's end, bread prices could rise by an additional Rs5.

Discussing the industry’s challenges, Qureshi mentioned that there is currently a lack of gas supply, and the high costs of gas and electricity have made operations difficult. The price of a commercial gas cylinder has increased from Rs10,000 to Rs12,500, with another hike expected next week.

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