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This summer, Ukrainians were pleasantly surprised by the range of products and relatively favorable prices, but worried about September due to higher excise duties on fuel, possible power cuts, the threat of bread shortages, a sharp rise in coffee prices in Europe and expensive chocolate candies.
In the de-occupied Kherson region, about 18,000 tons of watermelons and 1,300 tons of melons were harvested.
The trend of rising tomato prices in Ukraine has been going on for three weeks in a row. According to market experts, the main reason for the increase in prices for these products is a rather rapid decrease in the supply of these products at local factories. In addition, many farmers have lost a significant portion of their tomato crop due to adverse weather conditions.
Many Ukrainians are especially concerned about the prices of social goods, which they cannot do without. Examples are salt, sugar, and flour. Notice that compared to the previous month, the cost of these has increased, albeit slightly.
According to the data of the Vinnytsia regional administration, as of August 23, 83% of the expected winter rapeseed area in the Vinnytsia region was sown.
From August 16, 2024, new rules for the registration of geographical indications in Ukraine, approved by the Ministry of Economy, came into force. From now on, Ukrainian producers of products with special qualities due to geographical origin will be able to register geographical indications according to clearly regulated procedures. The Ministry of Economy informs.
As the end of summer approached, you might have noticed that the prices of seasonal produce began to rise. This situation also affected vegetables. For example, the price of cucumbers and cabbages has risen dramatically. On the other hand, tomatoes and peppers are cheaper than last month.
Unfavorable conditions for the growth of late crops persisted during the 1st and 2nd decade of August. Lack of rainfall led to insufficient soil moisture and delayed the formation of late agricultural crops.
