In 2021, the average increase in wholesale food prices in Ukraine was 6%

Published 2021년 7월 19일

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In 2021, Ukraine has seen a average increase of 6% in wholesale food prices. Some products like unrefined and refined sunflower oil, buckwheat, and sugar have seen the highest increase of 22% and 15% respectively. Meat products like poultry, beef, and pork have also seen a rise in prices. However, the price of rye flour has decreased by 7%. The price difference for some products is as high as 60-100%. Additionally, Ukrainians are paying more for food and earning less compared to Poland, where the average salary is around $1,445 per month, while in Ukraine it is $500 per month.
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In 2021, the average increase in wholesale food prices in Ukraine was 6%. The most expensive sunflower oil: unrefined - by 22%, refined - by 19%. This was reported by the State Statistics Service, writes agronews.ua. At the same time, the cost of buckwheat increased by 15% and sugar - by 11%. This is evidenced by the report of the State Statistics Committee on average prices of industrial producers. During the same period, poultry prices rose by 13%, beef - by 8%, pork - by 7%. Prices for rye bread increased by 9%, and for wheat, rye-wheat bread, as well as cookies and waffles - by 8%. Soft drinks, milk and skimmed cream increased by 7%, butter and kefir - by 6%. In addition, prices for sausages, sausages, hot dogs and sour cream increased by 5%. Hard cheese, beer, pasta, noodles and similar flour products went up by 4%. During the corresponding period, only one product fell in price - rye flour by 7%. On average, the price difference is from 60-100% not in favor of Ukraine. ...
Source: AgronewsUA

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