Where are watermelons brought from to the regions of Russia and at what price are they sold?

Published 2024년 7월 23일

Tridge summary

The article examines the watermelon market across various Russian regions, highlighting differences in availability, pricing, and consumer preferences. In Astrakhan, local watermelons are noted for their quality and affordability, with prices expected to drop further. Ulyanovsk shows a preference for Astrakhan watermelons, while current offerings from Tashkent and Dagestan are pricier. Yekaterinburg's watermelon season is yet to peak, keeping prices high, with Kazakhstan being a major supplier despite some shipment issues. In St. Petersburg, the season is just beginning, with limited sales and cautious buyers. Overall, the article underscores regional disparities in watermelon supply and market dynamics.
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Original content

"Stripe" can be bought in Siberia, and in the Urals, and in the Volga region, and in the Northern capital. RG correspondents walked through the markets and found out where watermelons come from, how much they cost now and when to expect a price reduction. Astrakhan: native crunch Of course, we could not ignore Astrakhan. The RG correspondent went to the market and tried local watermelon for the first time this season. The striped salmon, originally from the Limansky region, did not disappoint - juicy, sweet, not crumbly inside. Astrakhan residents know: by cutting it, you can already understand whether it is ripe or not. You stick a knife in, and if the watermelon splits into two parts, with a pleasant crunch, then the taste will be excellent. It was the same this time. A specimen weighing 9 kilograms with a fresh tail and a uniform yellow spot on the side cost 200 rubles. I didn't even have to bargain. According to sellers, prices for sweet berries have not increased this year, ...
Source: RG

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