Food prices soared in Bulgaria

Published 2021년 5월 14일

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Recent political unrest in Bulgaria has led to a significant increase in food prices across the country. Key items such as milk, soft drinks, mineral water, pork steaks, chocolate, alcohol, and oil have seen price hikes of 20-30 cents or more in just one week. In some cases, prices have doubled. The surge in prices is also coupled with empty shelves in stores as traders withdraw their goods in anticipation of further price increases, exacerbated by a sharp rise in gas prices following recent elections.
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As the parties kicked, food prices soared. Milk, soft drinks and mineral water have risen in price by 20-30 cents in just one week. The pork steaks, which were BGN 7.50-8, are now difficult to find below 9-10. There is no chocolate under BGN 2. A bottle of alcohol is sold with BGN 2 on top, the "Ariana" beer of 90 cents became a lev in a few days. Not to mention the oil - it is a champion of price increases. "I bought a liter of the cheapest for a little over 2 leva, at the last shopping it was already 3.40. In some expensive stores there is also for over 6 leva," says a housewife. Vegetables are also outrageously expensive, on the Sofia markets they sell pink tomatoes from Petrich at BGN 8 per kg. But that's not all. Empty shelves in some larger stores and small groceries surprised ...
Source: Standartnews

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