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Flatbread served at One Madrid club
The prices of the "Tamis" bread in Saudi Arabia have changed after decades of stability at one riyal. Most bakeries in cities increased the price of Tamis between 50% and 100%, due to rising operating costs, especially the gas cylinder, which increased from 26 to 37 riyals in July. Despite this, bakeries tried to maintain the standard price of the bread, adjusting their products by offering added varieties such as cheese and sesame to compensate for the rising costs. Reports confirmed that the increase in gas prices and raw material costs has led to higher production expenses, resulting in the "one riyal" bread now being separated from the "One Riyal Club." However, profits from selling the added products remain high to offset the reduced profit margins on traditional bread.
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