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Vladimir citizens can reduce New Year's spending,

You can also buy in November, but be careful. During 11.11 and Black Friday sales, sellers often raise prices in advance, and the benefits are imaginary.

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Vladimir citizens can reduce New Year's spending,

Experts advise now to stock up on long-term storage products: cereals, pasta, sugar, flour, canned food, butter, honey, tea, coffee, cocoa, nuts, dried fruits and chocolate.

Separately, you should take champagne and red caviar. Before the holidays, they quickly rise in price, and now the freshest products are on the shelves. By December, caviar adds 10-15%, alcohol is more expensive due to the indexation of excise taxes.

You can also buy in November, but be careful. During 11.11 and Black Friday sales, sellers often raise prices in advance, and the benefits are imaginary.

But fresh meat and minced meat, chilled fish and seafood, milk, soft cheeses, ready meals, fresh vegetables, fruits and greens are better not to store. The exception is potatoes, carrots, onions, beets, pumpkin and cabbage: they lie quietly for weeks.

This approach helps to allocate costs, avoid queues and stress, fix prices for sensitive categories and preserve the quality of products.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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