Over 100 random tests found no potassium bromide in bakeries: Economy Minister Hwej
Over 100 tests taken randomly from bakeries across Libya found no evidence of the presence of the carcinogenic additive potassium ...
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Attorney General to investigates bakery use of banned potassium bromate in bread
Libya’s Attorney General announced yesterday that he has formed a committee to investigate the import of the prohibited substance, potassium ...
Rising Libyan food prices on the eve of Ramadan: caused by Ukraine war and other external factors or simple profiteering?
Libyan consumers have been complaining about the sudden food price rises upon the outbreak of the Russian-Ukrainian war. Within days ...
No justification for mills’ wheat price rises: Economy Ministry
By Sami Zaptia. The Tripoli Economy Ministry says there is no justification for wheat Mills raising flour prices (Photo: Archives). ...
Bread crisis discussed by Serraj government as prices soar
By Sami Zaptia. The Faiez Serraj PC is attempting to solve the root cause of the current bread crisis (Photo: ...
Subsidised bread flour to be paid for through e-payments to counter 1,200 ghost bakeries
By Sami Zaptia. The Ministry of Economy has prescribed that subsidized flour for making bread will be paid for by ...
CBL approves LD 875 million for flour import to 81 companies
By Libya Herald reporter. The CBL has approved LCs for the import of flour for subsidised bread (File photo). Tunis, ...
Fake bakeries receiving subsidized flour for seven years
By Libya Herald journalist. Some bakeries had been receiving subsidized flour for seven years without ever opening. Tunis, 6 March ...
Power cuts continue in Tripoli
By Ali Salem. Tripoli, 1 March 2015: Tripoli residents continue to suffer from ongoing power cuts in the capital, with ...
Grain and subsidized flour reserves down to two to three months supply
By Libya Herald reporter. Subsidized flour for bakeries to make bread could run out in three months (Photo: Tripoli Municipal ...
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