Winter Fruit Prices in Odesa: A Look at Citrus and Local Apples.
Winter Fruit Prices in Odesa
According to Novyny.live: This winter, the Kyivskyi Market in Odesa offers a wide selection of fruits, primarily imported citrus and the new harvest of Ukrainian apples. Prices have remained stable, a fact that local shoppers have welcomed.
Fruit Selection and Pricing
The imported fruits available at the market include:
- Pomegranates:
- Syrian pomegranates - 200 UAH per kilogram
- Turkish pomegranates - 180 UAH per kilogram
- Tangerines:
- South African tangerines - 150 UAH per kilogram
- Turkish tangerines - 120 UAH per kilogram
- Spanish tangerines - 170 UAH per kilogram
- Oranges - 170 UAH per kilogram
- Grapefruit - 200 UAH per kilogram
- Gold kiwifruit - 430 UAH per kilogram
As for Ukrainian apples, their price ranges from 50 to 60 UAH per kilogram. 'Golden' apples cost 50 UAH per kilogram, while 'Fuji' and 'Gala' apples are priced at 60 UAH per kilogram.
Vendors note that demand for Ukrainian apples remains high. One vendor, Dina, remarked:
“We are working, the stove is working, the produce isn't frozen. The prices are good, everything is very tasty. These are our apples, Ukrainian apples, which were meant for export but stayed here and are now delighting customers with their flavor.”
Consequently, shoppers in Odesa can find a variety of winter fruits at accessible prices, making them an attractive seasonal purchase. The stability of fruit prices in Odesa indicates a degree of market steadiness, which is important for consumers during the winter months. Sustained demand for Ukrainian apples also points to the growing popularity of domestic produce, which can positively impact local growers and the economy overall. In a country facing significant challenges, the availability of affordable, quality local food is a key concern for many households.
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