The article explores the high prices of raspberries and other berries in the Urals and Crimea, attributing the increase to poor harvests and climate challenges. Despite the high costs, demand remains strong, with some berries like blueberries being the most expensive. The article also mentions the challenges faced by gardeners due to adverse weather conditions, leading to a reduced harvest and a significant price hike. Additionally, the article discusses the market prices for both high-quality and lower-quality raspberries, noting that the latter are sold for jam, dried, or frozen for winter use.