Odesa's New Bazaar: Cherry Prices Hit 1800 UAH per Kilo in Latest Fruit Market Update.

Fruit Prices at Odesa's New Bazaar

According to Novyny.live: A wide variety of fruit is available at Odesa's New Bazaar, but prices have risen across the board. Vendor Iryna noted that while the quality of their produce remains excellent, costs have increased somewhat. Fruit prices now range from 80 to 1800 Ukrainian hryvnias (UAH) per kilogram, depending on the type.

Current Fruit Prices

The current price list for fruit at the New Bazaar is as follows:

• Fuji apples – 80 UAH per kg
• Turkish mandarins – 100–130 UAH per kg
• Israeli mandarins – 230 UAH per kg
• Pears (November, Yablunivska, Conference) – 120–150 UAH per kg
• Syrian pomegranate – 170–200 UAH per kg
• Oranges from Turkey and Egypt – 100 UAH per kg
• Spanish oranges – 160–170 UAH per kg
• Bananas – 90–100 UAH per kg
• Kiwifruit – 170 UAH per kg
• Grapefruit – 130 UAH per kg
• Lemons – 140–150 UAH per kg
• Hass avocado – 110 UAH each
• 'Avatar' grapes – 600 UAH per kg (60 UAH per 100g)
• Seedless white grapes – 450 UAH per kg
• Greek strawberries – 700 UAH per kg
• Peruvian cherries – 1800 UAH per kg
• Moroccan blueberries – 1200–1500 UAH per kg
• Pineapple and mango – 350 UAH each

Consumers should therefore be prepared for a wide spectrum of price points, which are demonstrably higher than in previous periods. The New Bazaar is one of the city's largest and most popular markets, making its prices a key indicator for local food costs.

Several factors may be driving the price increases at the New Bazaar, including seasonal variations, supply chain changes, and broader economic conditions. Shoppers are advised to consider the quality of produce relative to its cost and to explore alternative markets where prices may be lower. Such shifts in pricing policy could influence consumer habits and the overall demand for fruit in the region.