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Ukrainian producers have increased the selling prices for greenhouse cucumbers, making them twice as expensive as last year. The current price range is UAH 45-60/kg ($1.09-1.46/kg), a 12% increase from the previous week. The price hike is due to a limited supply, as open ground products are not available for sale, and not all greenhouse plants have collected the second crop of cucumbers due to bad weather. As a result, greenhouse cucumbers cost twice as much on average compared to the same period last year, and prices are expected to continue rising due to high demand.
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Ukrainian producers raised the selling prices for greenhouse cucumbers, which are already twice as expensive as in the same period last year. This is reported by EastFruit. According to the report, Ukrainian greenhouse plants declare prices for cucumbers in the range of UAH 45-60/kg ($1.09-1.46/kg), which is on average 12% more expensive than at the end of the previous working week. According to the market operators, the increase in prices is caused by the limitation of the supply of cucumbers on the market, since products from open ground are practically not available for sale. In addition, not all greenhouse plants participated in the collection of the second crop of cucumbers, and their samples are small due to cool and cloudy weather. As a result, greenhouse cucumbers in Ukraine now cost ...
Source: Epravda
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