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Bakery bread prices not rising immediately despite rising grain costs

Bakery bread prices not rising immediately despite rising grain costs

Industry organizations expect that bread prices at bakeries will not rise immediately despite increasing grain prices. This delay is due to long-term contracts between bakeries and suppliers, which buffer the immediate impact of market fluctuations.

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