No matter what. The price of flour falls, but bread is expensive because of the current

The price for one tonne of flour has dropped by 30 percent, down from 550 euros per tonne, is now 420 euros.

However, the decline has not suffered the price of bread. The bread currently in Kosovo ovens costs 0.050 euros, but this price will not be for long, as the price of bread is expected to rise soon more.

The supply of bread is expected to take place following the Energy Regulatory Office decision, which increased the price of mass electricity by 15.4 percent on April 1st.

To increase the electricity tariffs, the chairman of the Association of Mills, Bashkim Zajullahu says it will have a negative impact on the bakers, because according to him this affects the cost of processing and brings negative effects.

While Zjenu adds that after lowering the price of flour, prices should reflect on the decrease in the price of bread.

The wheat products have suffered recent declines, the fall that has reflected even in the Miller Prize (current price of 420-460 dollars per tonne), and our country has a stability of Gruri's quantities, but we also reflect enough. Of course it will have a negative impact and impact on the cost of processing (the rising cost of price). I don't think it's going to grow, rather we expect a drop in the price of bread, given the price of flour that has suffered a drop of nearly 30%, this price has to reflect even in the fall of the price of bread”, Zejrullah for Kosovas has been written.

The decision to raise the price of bread is not welcomed by citizens. They said that in the financial crisis they are in, such growth should not occur.

Citizen Wessel says such a decision to increase the price of bread is inappropriate, taking into account the family budget, while adding that the government should take preventive measures for such an increase.

Ilmi Beqiri, says this price increase is the interest of bakers, while adding that an increase in the price of bread is unaffordable.

With poor wages, price hikes are unaffordable for citizens, said citizen Bislim Ademi himself.

The situation with price hikes seems normal to citizen Hashim Thaci. They've cost it all the bread to freeze it, except for the soul to take us, and there's no one else, he said.

Kosovo has faced rising prices of products and services by the end of last year, mainly due to supply disorders that have caused the Devov-19 pandemic and Russian invasion in Ukraine