The wallet is not holding—what products have risen in price the most.

Ukraine is facing a significant rise in food prices due to the influence of internal and external economic factors. The increase concerns both basic goods and seasonal products.

Some products have increased significantly in price. For example, the price of apples has risen by 195.5%, white cabbage has gone up by 150.3%, and carrots have increased by 67% over the past year. Among the products with significant price increases are eggs, cereals, oil, flour, beets, chicken fillet, and pork.

Forecasts for the Future

Experts predict that prices for fruits and vegetables will gradually decrease, although no significant drop is expected due to poor harvests and other factors. As for oil, prices will remain stable, and prices for bread and flour products are also not expected to change significantly.

Meat will remain expensive due to feed costs, while egg prices may stabilize, especially if the corn harvest is successful. More detailed information about prices for watermelons, melons, and sunflower seeds can be found from other sources.

Ukraine is dealing with a sharp rise in food prices, affecting a wide range of goods from apples to meat. Although some experts predict a slight decline in prices in the future, the overall trend is currently moving towards increases due to various factors affecting the agricultural sector and the economy of the country.