Inflation Blow: The effect of the war between America and Iran has reached your kitchen. After the increase in the price of LPG cylinder and petrol and diesel, Amul and Mother Dairy increased the price of milk by Rs 2. Now the burden of this inflation has increased further, because your breakfast break has also become expensive from today. The price of bread has been increased directly by Rs 5 from May 19. People had not even been able to understand that now the most important part of breakfast i.e. bread has also become expensive. In many big cities including the country’s financial capital Mumbai, a huge increase of up to Rs 5 has been recorded on a packet of bread. ‘Modern Bread’ has implemented its new prices from May 16, which is the biggest jump in recent years. Market experts say that other big brands like Britannia and Wibs may also announce increase in their prices soon.
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How expensive has bread become?
Now the price of 400 grams sandwich bread has increased from Rs 55 to Rs 60.
The price of flour bread has increased from Rs 60 to Rs 65.
The price of brown bread increased from Rs 45 to Rs 50.
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The price of small bread has increased from Rs 20 to Rs 22.
Why did bread become expensive?
India is not a big importer of bread. Some quantity of bread is imported from countries like Indonesia, Malaysia, Bangladesh, but due to packing problems, the price of bread has been increased. Import of plastic has become expensive due to Iran war. India imports plastic in large quantities. These plastics are used in packing bread. At the same time, imports have become expensive due to the weakening of the Indian currency. The prices of petrol, diesel and CNG have increased, due to which transportation costs are increasing. In such a situation, bakeries and companies have increased the price of bread.
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