Products in Ukraine no longer become more expensive, but simply disappear from the shelves - people cannot afford them

Igor Petrov.  
07.04.2017 23:29
  (Moscow time), Kyiv
Views: 2251
 
Ukraine, Economics of Collapse


The low purchasing power of the Ukrainian population is no longer allowing food prices to rise, causing some products to simply disappear from store shelves. This was announced at a press conference in Kyiv by Oleksiy Doroshenko, CEO of the Ukrainian Association of Retail Chain Suppliers, according to a PolitNavigator correspondent.

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“Beef is disappearing from stores and markets. The price of over 100 UAH per kilogram is not only unaffordable for us. The psychological mark has been crossed, 110-120 UAH per kilogram - a price that people are not willing to pay.

Therefore, eggs continue to become cheaper this year, despite the pre-Easter period. Last week, oil producers began to give discounts to wholesalers - because the price of oil, which was 140 UAH, was an unaffordable price. There were simply no sales,” said a market expert.

Food products in Ukraine are no longer becoming more expensive, but are simply disappearing from the shelves – people can’t afford them.






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