How a century-old bakery is weathering inflation in the US’s worst-hit city

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As costs rose nationwide, La Segunda in Tampa, Florida, had to figure out how to keep 140 employees across three bakeries afloatFor 106 years, La Segunda has baked bread in Ybor City, a neighborhood in Tampa, Florida. It’s a Cuban bakery where the loaves are scored with palmetto fronds and reach 36in in custom ovens. Between the longstanding traditions and myths that shape the place, the owners that span four generations have never seen prices rise as they have in the past year.Across America, inflation affected the food industry acutely, and in the case of La Segunda, the cost of wheat doub ...

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[Bousine123]

A bakery that is up hundred years, and is still functioning should be well organized to have beat inflation in this century, i think it has done well by serving people and providing employment for people.