Mohammad Javad Karami, the head of the Bread and Flour Commission of the Iran Chamber of Guilds, in his statements regarding the kilogram sale plan for bread, addressed various aspects of this plan and warned about its challenges. He emphasized that this plan could create problems for bakeries that need to be carefully evaluated.
Additional Costs and Need for New Equipment
Karami announced that implementing this plan will impose the need for new scales and hiring additional staff on bakeries. This issue could significantly increase the operational costs of bakeries and consequently put pressure on the price of bread.
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Possibility of Violations in Weighing
The head of the Bread and Flour Commission also referred to the possibility of violations in the weighing of bread. He emphasized that implementing this plan without precise supervision could lead to problems in bread distribution and public dissatisfaction. Karami noted that the advantages and disadvantages of this plan must be comprehensively examined to accurately assess its impacts on society.
Currently, bakeries are facing various challenges, including rising prices of raw materials and energy costs. The kilogram sale plan for bread may be proposed as a solution to regulate the bread market, but it needs to be carefully examined to prevent further problems.
In this regard, Karami urged officials to collaborate with various institutions to conduct a comprehensive and thorough examination of the different aspects of this plan so that they can reach a satisfactory conclusion. He emphasized that any decision-making in this area should be based on accurate and scientific information to best respond to the needs of the people.
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