Vegetable price forecast: why Ukrainians should prepare for a rise in prices

Vegetable price forecast: why Ukrainians should prepare for a rise in prices

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The expert predicts a 15% rise in vegetable prices by early spring due to a poor harvest. The rise in price will affect both conventional and greenhouse vegetables due to the high cost of growing.

During the winter and early spring, vegetable prices will rise by about 15%. This forecast was voiced by the deputy head of the All-Ukrainian Agrarian Council Denys Marchuk during a telethon on Monday, UNN reports.

If we are talking about vegetables in general, the negative factor that led to such a sharp rise in prices is crop failure. And in fact, until the new outdoor harvest, we can't expect prices for the vegetable group to fall

- Marchuk said.

He also noted that this applies to early greenhouse vegetables.

Because growing them is also quite expensive in terms of cost. Therefore, the price of vegetables will increase by about 15% during the period (winter) - early spring

- Marchuk said.

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