In Ukraine, prices for eggs and sunflower oil continue to rise: cost in supermarkets and markets.
According to the Minfin portal, prices for chicken eggs and sunflower oil continue to rise in Ukraine.
Among basic food products, the prices of eggs and oil have significantly changed in recent months.
Prices in Supermarkets
The average price for 'Kvochka' brand eggs has risen from 45.29 to 77.85 hryvnias for 10 pieces. The price for 'Yasensvit' has also increased from 45.26 to 76.65 hryvnias per decadal.
The cost of 'Oleyina' sunflower oil has risen from 65.77 to 67.20 UAH for a bottle of 850 ml. The price of 'Shchedry Dar' refined oil has also increased from 62.53 to 67.80 hryvnias for 850 ml.
Prices at the Stolicny Market
At the C1 market, the price for chicken eggs ranges from 61 to 63 hryvnias per dozen, depending on the variety. Eggs from CO cost from 63 to 67 hryvnias, while SV costs from 66 to 70 hryvnias per dozen.
'Ruta' sunflower oil is sold for 54 hryvnias per liter at the market. 'Shchedry Dar' oil costs 60.35 hryvnias for 0.85 l.
It is worth remembering that the price of pork is also significantly rising.
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