Pork prices in Ukraine are skyrocketing: how much does a kilogram cost now?

Published 2025년 5월 14일

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Meat prices in Ukraine have been surging over the past month, with pork seeing the most significant increase. The cost of pork neck has risen by 20% over the month and 39% year-over-year, according to the Ukrainian Agrarian Business Club (UKAB). The pig population in Ukraine has decreased by 11% year-over-year to 4.6 million, contributing to the price hike. Beef and butter prices have also risen, while chicken fillet prices have increased by 5% per month. Despite these trends, experts do not anticipate a significant decrease in pork prices in the near future.
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In Ukraine, meat prices have been rising over the past month, with pork showing the most noticeable increase in price. This is reported by experts from the Ukrainian Agrarian Business Club (UKAB). Thus, the cost of pork neck increased by 20% over the month (the increase was 39% over the year) and currently stands at UAH 330/kg. "A significant decrease in pork prices is not expected in the near future," say experts from the UKAB. Experts note that as of early April, the pig population in Ukraine was 4.6 million. This is 11% less than in the same period in 2024. The cost of beef is also increasing. The average price of beef goulash increased by 6% per month, while the annualized figures increased by 14%. It should also be noted that prices for chicken fillet increased by 5% per month, while the average price of chicken carcasses practically did not change. Prices for chicken thighs decreased by 4%. Butter prices in Ukraine have almost not changed compared to the previous month ...
Source: Unian

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