Kaliningrad experts in Russia explained the rise in prices for oatmeal

게시됨 2021년 10월 19일

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Russia's state statistical service, Rosstat, has reported a record rise in the retail price of oatmeal, with a kilogram now costing an average of 80.9 rubles in September 2021, up from 80.5 rubles in August and 72 rubles a year earlier. Despite this, the Ministry of Agriculture has confirmed that there is no oat shortage. The price increase is due to high grain prices and supply shortages, also impacting the cost of food wheat, which is driving up oat prices. This trend is expected to continue, albeit not significantly.

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Rosstat has recorded a record rise in the price of oatmeal in retail chains. In August 2021, a kilogram of rolled oats cost an average of 80.5 rubles, and in September - 80.9 rubles. For comparison: in August and September 2020, the price was kept at the level of 72 rubles. At the same time, the Ministry of Agriculture notes that there is no shortage of oats. RBC writes about it. Oat flakes, which are bought by almost half of Russians, have risen in price throughout Russia. In retail chains of the Kaliningrad region, cereals can be bought cheaper than the national average - about 40 rubles per kg. Sellers are holding back the growth of prices for oatmeal as a socially significant commodity, Deputy General Director of Spar-Kaliningrad Aleksey Elaev said in an interview with Business FM. He explained the rise in prices for oatmeal by high selling prices on the grain market in September this year. “The increase was due to high selling prices for raw materials and lack of ...

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