Citrus fruits in Ukraine have risen in price by an average of 74% over the year

Published 2022년 12월 8일

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The article highlights the significant rise in prices for citrus fruits such as lemons, limes, grapefruits, tangerines, oranges, and sweetie in Ukrainian supermarkets over the past year, with some experiencing over 100% increase due to inflation and a devaluation of the hryvnia. This is attributed to the majority of these fruits being imported from countries like Spain, Turkey, Egypt, and Italy. The reduced volume of deliveries and shift in transportation routes further exacerbate the price hike, affecting the cost of these fruits during the winter season, when demand tends to be higher due to their vitamin C content and immune system benefits.

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In winter, the demand for tangerines, oranges and lemons traditionally grows, because thanks to the high content of vitamin C, these fruits help strengthen the immune system and fight viruses. All-Ukrainian food delivery service Zakaz.ua analyzed how prices for citrus fruits in supermarkets changed during the year. All commodities went up significantly: prices for lemon, lime and grapefruit jumped the most. According to the State Statistics Service, inflation in Ukraine continues to grow. In October, compared to September, the indicator increased by 2.5%, and in annual terms - up to 26.6%. Therefore, during the year we record a gloomy dynamics of price growth for almost all food products in Ukrainian supermarkets. In particular, compared to 2021, Ukrainians will have to shell out a considerable amount of money from their wallets this year to enjoy their favorite citrus fruits, the price of which has increased by an average of 74% in annual terms. How have supermarket prices ...

Source: Eastfruit