Pumpkin boom in the Moscow region of Russia with fantastic sales growth in October

In the Moscow region, the demand for pumpkin is growing rapidly. In October, sales increased by as much as 150 percent! Thanks to supplies from the Stavropol Territory, Krasnodar Territory and Kaluga Region, retail chains are continuously supplied with fresh and high-quality melons. What a varied choice! The cost per kilogram of pumpkin varies from only 39.99 rubles to 60 rubles. Lovers of delicate taste will especially appreciate the Butternut variety, available from only 44.99 rubles per kilogram. The excellent “Kapitoshka” can be purchased for only 49.99 rubles, and the “Muskatnaya” variety for 99.90 rubles. The cheapest, but no less healthy pumpkins are offered for 39.99 rubles. As Deputy Chairman of the Government of the Moscow Region Georgy Filimonov, who supervises the Ministry of Agriculture and Food, said, local farmers are not lagging behind. “In the Moscow region, farms successfully grow this type of melon crop. This season, farmers have collected more than 70 tons of ...