Lukashenko: small bakeries need to be created in the regions, following the example of Kopys.
The President of Belarus, Alexander Lukashenko, during a working trip to the Orsha district and visiting the agro-town of Kopyss, instructed to spread the experience of creating small bakeries throughout the country, reports a BELTA correspondent.
The head of state unexpectedly added to his route by stopping at a local bakery that produces bread.
Alexander Lukashenko instructed to expand production in the near future, as the demand for products from the Kopyss bakery is high. This experience should also be spread across the country to small towns so that they have their own bakeries.
The head of state instructed responsible officials to take control of the development of the bakery in Kopyss, the construction of additional facilities, and the expansion of its capacities: "So that in a year, as much bread is baked here as needed. Why? Because I want to see if everything will be fine (and it will), we need to have bread here (locally, not imported. - Note from BELTA) in our districts, small towns, and elsewhere."
"And we need to think about Orsha right away. We need to ensure that such small bakeries are provided for. It is important that we spread all this across the country in small settlements, there should be bakeries in agro-towns," emphasized Alexander Lukashenko.