Garlic in Ukraine remains a "currency crop," says an expert.

This was written by Serhiy Parashenko, founder of LLC "Clean Product," which grows garlic seed material, in his article for the magazine "Planter." "If you look at the price chart of any vegetable from the main ones grown in Ukraine, you will see continuous fluctuations (now a dip, now a rise), but with garlic it is almost a straight line, which, by the way, even grows in currency. If, for example, in 2015 a kilogram cost $2, now it is $3," the author noted. Parashenko called garlic a "currency crop," not considering it an exaggeration, as long as the dollar remains the main criterion for price stability in the world. "Ukrainian garlic does not provide our consumer year-round," he ...