In Gjakova a 70-cent bread, today in Pristina it became 60 cents

The price of bread from Friday has been launched by Gjakova, of 60 cents the bread has been spent for 10 cents - 70 cents.

The expensive bread - price caravan has even reached a number of ovens in the city. In some of them, a bread today has been sold for 60 cents, while a pie costs 1.50 cents.

The supply of electricity prices is the main factor, and this was confirmed by the owners of ovens that they refused to identify.

For the burden the citizens are facing, incumbent Minister of Industry, Undertaking and Trade Roseta Hajdari has not been declared.

“Today is intellectual property day, waiting for me to be questioned for intellectual possession day...”, Hajdari said.

That institutions are not in the way with price hikes and testify even to the Kosovo Competition Authority.

“ ...the authority is carefully monitoring developments in the breadmaking sector. Currently, we are in the information collection phase, with the aim of assessing whether price hikes are the result of:

Various economic factors (making costs increase, higher energy prices, raw materials, etc.), or

Any prohibited practice, such as co-ordinated agreements among competing companies for price hikes (vented under Article 5 of the Competition Law)”, is said by the Kosovar Competition Authority

Even for the price of bread and coffee at cafes, the Competition Authority says it is in the process of collecting information, inspections and if there is a need for investigations to find possible violations.

Despite the interest, the Kosovo Millian Association did not express itself willing to talk about wheat and flour production, as well as the impact it really has on the expensive power suppliers being conveyed to them as suppliers. / RTV Dukagini/Periscopi/