Cherry prices in Ukraine are falling and rolling down like skiers on snow. This is all due to bad weather, which has affected the quality of the berries. EastFruit analysts reported that wholesale prices are rapidly declining, particularly in the southern and central regions of the country.
Currently, a kilogram of cherries can be bought for 115-160 hryvnias. This is 18% cheaper than last week
Experts emphasize that cherries this year are of poorer quality due to the rains, which is why producers are forced to cut prices to sell their harvest. Despite this, prices are still 95% higher than they were last year.
Even cheaper cherries? Why not!
Market leaders predict that due to the increase in supply and the unchanged poor quality of the products, cherry prices may continue to fall. So, perhaps next week we will see new price tags. Act quickly before the stocks are sold out!
Ukrainian cherries are becoming more accessible, but the further we go, the harder it is to predict where the limit to this price decrease lies.