In Kyiv, 1 kg of good freshly baked bread costs 100-114 hryvnias, - expert

Published 2025년 1월 23일

Tridge summary

The article highlights the impact of the ongoing war on Ukrainians' solvency, with manufacturers defending by cautiously increasing product prices. Larysa Guk notes a significant price hike in bread, with a baguette now costing 35 UAH, which is more than a 20% increase. She anticipates further price increases in 2024 for various food products and believes bread prices will continue to rise, potentially by 1.5-2% each month, amounting to over a 20% increase throughout 2025. Denys Marchuk agrees, stating that similar factors from the previous year will continue to impact product costs in 2025.
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Ukrainians have become less solvent in the war. Manufacturers are having to raise prices for their products, but they are doing so cautiously. "If we take statistics, then bread has risen in price by 20%. But there are three positions: wheat bread made from top-grade flour, bread made from first-grade flour and a loaf. These are three types of bread that our parents are used to, for example. But the bread shelf in the store is much more diverse in terms of assortment. If we take the capital, then 1 kg of good freshly baked bread costs 100-114 UAH. I will take one position that I monitor. Baguette, weight 300 g. At the beginning of last year we bought it for 20 UAH. with kopecks, and now it costs 35 UAH. After all, this is not a 20% increase in price," - said Larysa Guk, an agricultural commentator at the information and analytical center "AGRO Perspektiva" on the air of "Ukrainian Radio". At the same time, she noted that in 2024, not only bread rose in price at a frantic pace, ...
Source: Unian

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