Al-Sabah Mill at the Sirte Milling and Grinding Complex reopens
The city of Sirte witnessed the reopening of the Al-Sabah Mill at the Sirte Milling and Grinding Complex, thanks to ...
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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). ...
Serraj PC to allocate LD 30 million to flour mills to resolve bread shortage
By Sami Zaptia. The Faiez Serraj PC is to allocate LD 30 million to the state Mills Company in order ...
Wheat imports delay could lead to bread flour shortage in east
By Sami Zaptia. The Ministry of Economy warns CBL of possible crises if LCs for wheat for subsidized bread flour ...
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, ...
Benghazi bakers get much-needed flour
By Ayman Amzein. Dawn queues like this one outside a Benghazi baker's may be over - for now ...
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 ...
Major flour-smuggling operation busted
By Jamal Adel. Tripoli, 26 March 2014: Security forces have seized 10 trucks carrying more 1,200 sacks of subsidized flour ...
Tripoli’s browned off bakers go on strike
By Nihal Zaroug and Seraj Essul. No subsidised flour - no bread ,say Tripoli bakers Tripoli, 3 June 2013: Tripoli ...
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