Rennet cheeses and frozen fish have become cheaper in the Altai Republic

The Altai Republic has seen a mixed trend in market prices for food and agricultural products from February 17 to 24. Prices for certain dairy products like rennet cheeses and pasteurized milk decreased, while others like sour cream, butter, sterilized milk, cottage cheese saw price increases. In the vegetable sector, carrots, onions, and millet became cheaper, but onions and potatoes remained stable, and tomatoes became more expensive. Meat products experienced a decrease in prices for canned meat for baby food and chilled chicken, but the prices for pork, beef, lamb, and whole fish remained stable. Grain products saw a decrease in millet prices, but an increase in vermicelli, buckwheat, rice, wheat flour, and pasta. Finally, the prices for cookies, sunflower oil, black leaf tea, and margarine also increased.

Also, retail prices for carrots, onions, and millet decreased in the region According to the Altai Kraistat, prices for a number of dairy products decreased on the consumer market of the Altai Republic during the week from February 17 to 24. Thus, rennet cheeses fell in price by 7.2% (to RUB 839.42 per kg), pasteurized milk — by 1.4% (to RUB 118.12 per l). At the same time, sour cream increased in price by 3.2% (to RUB 356.99 per kg), butter — by 2.6% (to RUB 1,304.31 per kg), sterilized milk — by 1.8% (to RUB 119.38 per l), cottage cheese — by 1.3% (to RUB 450.32 per kg). In the vegetable segment, carrots fell in price by 5.7% (to RUB 55.71/kg), onions by 3.2% (to RUB 47.3/kg), and potatoes by 1.1% (to RUB 62.55/kg). At the same time, tomatoes rose in price by 2.9% (to RUB 309.23/kg). White cabbage cost an average of RUB 64.38/kg. In the meat products group, there was a decrease in average prices for canned meat for baby food (by 3.4%, to RUB 1,095.35/kg) and chilled chicken ...