Supply Police combat black market manipulation

The article discussed the monitoring systems and supply chain campaigns that the Ministry of Interior and the Supply Enforcement Department have begun implementing following the decision to raise the prices of tourist and French bread. These measures aim to protect consumer rights and prevent exploitation of the decision to raise prices or reduce weights. The campaigns, which lasted 24 hours, resulted in the seizure of more than 23 tons of subsidized flour and addressed several cases related to attempts to manipulate the bread production and distribution system, especially in the black market. Such practices negatively impact the subsidy system and threaten market stability. The efforts emphasize ongoing strict surveillance to prevent manipulation and promote fair competition among bakeries, ensuring that citizens receive bread at a fair price. Warnings have been issued to violators who exploit the economic conditions to achieve illegal profits.

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