The Lanús Bakers Union launched a social plan called “social bread” for those places most affected and vulnerable with affordable prices. And he agreed to sell the kilo of bread at $75pesos, the dozen bills at $140 pesos and pre-pizzas at a very low cost of 3 for $100 pesos. Gabriel Ruiz, owner of the Lanús Bakers Guild, also hopes that the initiative will be replicated throughout the country.
“We are proud of the work we do every day, and we are magnified by this initiative that we launched here, because we seek not to miss the bread at any table of any Argentine,” the gremialist said.
On the other hand, Ruiz remarked: “The situation of the bakers is still difficult. but we will continue to face this virus, working every day as we have, and going out to produce this food so essential to people, because we have not had the opportunity to stay at home,” he said.
Finally, to defend the initiative Gabriel Ruiz noted that mobility was carried out with a group of bakeries who agreed to offer a good quality product at a lower cost than is handled in the market.
