Tomatoes in Ukraine are getting more expensive before the New Year holidays

Published 2024년 12월 21일

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Ukraine is experiencing a surge in tomato prices due to increased demand and insufficient supply, particularly from imported tomatoes from Turkey. Prices have dropped by an average of 20% this week but remain higher than last year. Greenhouse tomatoes are 12% more expensive on average than last year, with further price increases expected due to high demand. Meanwhile, potato prices have doubled this year, and cabbage prices are rising due to limited supply of high-quality vegetables.
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Tomato prices in Ukraine are actively growing due to increased demand before the New Year holidays. Currently, the bulk of the products in stores are imported, in particular, tomatoes are brought from Turkey. Analysts of the EastFruit project noted that since the beginning of the week, the vegetable has become cheaper by an average of 20%. Currently, imported tomatoes are sold at 80-100 UAH/kg ($1.91-2.38/kg) depending on the quality, batch size and variety of the offered product. It is reported that this week the supply of tomatoes was insufficient, because imported products did not fully satisfy the demand. As a result, sellers were able to increase the selling prices for imported tomatoes. Currently, greenhouse tomatoes in Ukraine are already 12% more expensive on average than a year earlier. At the same time, further growth in tomato prices is expected, because demand remains consistently high. At Auchan, you can buy a vegetable for 85.90 UAH/kg, but this is a discounted ...
Source: Unian

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