Oil and sugar continue to rise in price in Bulgaria

Published 2021년 11월 8일

Tridge summary

Last week, Bulgaria experienced a significant surge in the wholesale prices of various food items. Key increases were observed in cabbage (2.2%), red peppers (11%), sugar (4.8%), oil (2.1%), butter (3%), Vitosha yellow cheese (0.8%), chicken meat (0.4%), flour (1.11 per kg), rice (2.2%), grapes (4.8%), apples (1.18 per kg), and bananas (3.9%). In contrast, greenhouse tomatoes (4.8%), potatoes (0.83 per kg), carrots (2%), and green peppers (1.38 per kg) saw price decreases. As a result, the overall market price index, which mirrors wholesale food prices, rose nearly 1%.
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Original content

Sugar, oil, butter, cheese, red peppers and cabbage are among the foods with the biggest increase in wholesale prices last week. This is shown by the data of the State Commission on Commodity Exchanges and Markets. At the peak of canning, when Bulgarians buy cabbage en masse, its price has risen by 2.2% in just one week and it is sold wholesale for 94 cents per kilogram. Red peppers, which are also among the best canned vegetables, rose by nearly 11% per week and sold at BGN 1.64 per kilogram, and greenhouse cucumbers rose by 2.5% and sold at 2 , BGN 05 per kg. Wholesale. Sugar rose by 4.8 percent last week and sold at an average of BGN 1.54 per kilogram. The oil continues to rise in price and last week its price increased by 2.1 percent to BGN 3.43 per liter wholesale. A package of 125 grams of butter has risen in price by 3% and was sold at BGN 2.05 at the end of the week. Vitosha yellow cheese has also risen in price - by 0.8 percent and was bought at an average of BGN 11.85 ...
Source: Duma

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