One Tucson baker and business owner says local partnerships are allowing him to keep his bread prices steady.
TUCSON, Ariz. — The war in Ukraine is not only affecting gas prices. It’s making wheat and the food we eat more expensive.
Here in Southern Arizona, few know grain and bread better than Don Guerra, a baker and entrepreneur who owns Barrio Bread and is a partner at a new downtown Tucson restaurant, The Monica. Guerra says he can do that because his price for grain was locked in years ago through deals with several local millers and growers from Marana to Phoenix.
Argentina Últimas Noticias, Argentina Titulares
Similar News:También puedes leer noticias similares a ésta que hemos recopilado de otras fuentes de noticias.
Douglas County school board weighs appealing judge’s order prohibiting one-on-one meetings, citing precedentThe deeply divided school board overseeing Douglas County School District spent Friday morning arguing whether to appeal a judge’s preliminary injunction prohibiting directors from having one-on-one meetings to privately discuss district business.
Leer más »
Cyclovia Tucson co-hosts University of Arizona Arts oasis pop-up partyCyclovia Remix is co-hosting the final group ride and pop-up party with the UArizona CenterforCreativePhotography and UAZMuseumOfArt, as well as CatalystStudios and the TreeRingLabUA.
Leer más »
Ballet Tucson reINVIGORATE 2022 Spring concertThe Ballet Tucson's 'The Return of Art That Moves” season wraps up with an exciting lineup of new choreography. Their reINVIGORATE Spring Concert features three unique pieces, including two Ballet Tucson premieres.
Leer más »
Young Authors to be celebrated at Tucson Festival of BooksThe Young Author awards will be given to students writers from Kindergarten through 12th grade at 9 a.m. Saturday, March 12, at the Tucson Festival of Books. The awards ceremony will be at the Main Food Court stage.
Leer más »
Body armor: From Tucson to UkraineA Tucson company that makes body armor is sending it to Ukraine.
Leer más »