Title: it’s a hard blow for the Pulvérinien in Yonne. The only bakery in the municipality of 1,400 inhabitants has closed its doors for good, due to rising prices and lack of profitability. Buyers are actively sought after.
From 30 September thes inhabitants of Pourrain they are devoid of pastries. The only bakery in the village of 1,400 inhabitants has finally closed. “ Today we have no choice, because we can no longer live on our work.“Complains Sandra Robin, the out-of-business baker. A solution was found to have bread thanks to a surge of solidarity. Bread is available by reservation in the grocery store Next Market waiting for the mayor to find a new buyer.
Also a victim of inflation, more and more students are entering the doors of the solidarity grocery store on the Dijon campus. Since the beginning of the new school year, the demand has been strong for these young people who can no longer enter the rankings. Find out in the JT how the association is doing in the face of high demand.
From next June, florists in France will have to specify the origin of their flowers. They all are? done in France ? How will they handle this new regulation? Meeting with this Dijon florist who uses Dutch suppliers in this report.
