How much is food in Ukraine compared to other countries

Published 2021년 3월 16일

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The article highlights the concern over rising food prices in five states, focusing on five global 'hot spots' as part of large middle-income countries. It provides a comparison of food prices for a variety of essential items across different countries, including the extremes in pricing for items like rice, apples, eggs, potatoes, bread, chicken, water, and milk. Ukraine is shown to have relatively low prices for some of these items, particularly rice, apples, and eggs, while having more average pricing for others like potatoes, bread, chicken, water, and milk. The article also mentions Ukraine's low cost of living, especially for internet and overall expenses, positioning it as one of the most affordable countries to live in compared to other nations.

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According to Bloomberg, the governments of five states may face sharp criticism from the population due to another rise in food prices. In total, according to analysts, there are five "hot spots" in the world: Brazil, Russia, Nigeria, Turkey and India - the largest middle-income countries, where food costs occupy most of the consumer basket. According to ProAgro Group, the editorial board of PaySpace Magazine has compiled a list of basic food products and found out in which countries the highest and lowest prices for these categories of goods. So, a kilo of rice is the cheapest to buy in Sri Lanka ($ 0.58), Nepal ($ 0.68) and Bangladesh ($ 0.68). The most expensive rice in Japan ($ 4.73), South Korea ($ 4.08) and the United States ($ 4). Ukraine, where a kilogram of rice costs an average of $ 1.01, is ranked 23rd on this list. At the same time, Ukraine is among the top three countries with the cheapest prices for apples. We have a kilo of this fruit will cost an average of $ 0.81. ...

Source: Agroconf