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In Vladimir stores again rose tomatoes

Rosstat reported changes in the pricing policy of stores over the past week

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In Vladimir stores again rose tomatoes

Rosstat reported changes in the pricing policy of stores over the past week. Prices were up just 0.05%. Although, probably, this is noticeable for the wallets of Vladimir citizens.

The most expensive of all products was tomatoes, by +6.3%. Cucumbers increased in price by 2.4%, eggs by 2.3%, chicken by 0.8%. In the same list, rice, salt, buckwheat.

But there is good news: apples (-1.7%), carrots (-1.3%), onions (-1%), cabbage (-0.9%), sugar and flour fell in price. Gasoline fell in price by 0.7%, diesel - by 0.1%.

In general, the basket behaves in different directions, but the seasonal cheapening of fruit and vegetable products gradually takes over.

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Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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