Staple food can gain more traction as prices of fruit and vegetable melt

The eastern European gridlocks have been causing the demand for non-perishables foods to sparkle. As fresh produce exporters have been struggling while looking for a route to offset their shipments - reportedly advised to have had price rates tumble - conflict effects are taking their toll, and countries in the Southeastern Europe and the Balkans are seeing fruit and vegetable prices to nosedive. Beans and pulses may become an alternative to trigger retail demand back at reasonable margins.