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Petra reports over 69 million loaves from Jordanian bakeries in Gaza

Three Jordanian mobile bakeries in Gaza produced more than 69 million loaves from the start of 2025 to mid-October 2026, Petra reported on 20 October, citing World Central Kitchen figures. The organisation oversees the bakeries’ operations in Gaza.

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Each bakery’s daily capacity is stated at approximately 70,000 loaves, distinct from actual daily output. The first began operating in January 2025; two more were sent late in 2025. The cumulative output retains the source’s “more than 69 million” lower bound.

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Petra reports over 69 million loaves from Jordanian bakeries in Gaza

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Loaves produced, more than this lower bound69000000
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Cumulative figures reported by Petra citing World Central Kitchen. 69 million is an exceeded lower bound, not an exact total; conversion to count is 69 ×1,000,000. The period runs from early 2025 to mid-October 2026.

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