Early grapes have hit the market: what are the prices?
26 July 00:21
Early-season grapes are already being sold on the Ukrainian market at prices ranging from 150 to 250 hryvnias per kilogram in small-scale wholesale. This is reported by "Komersant Ukrainian", citing AgroTimes.
In particular, the media notes that a wide selection of Nikopol grapes is once again available on the market at prices ranging from 160 to 240 hryvnias per kilogram.
In addition to grapes, large plums have appeared on the market, priced between 50 and 60 hryvnias per kilogram, while smaller plums are selling for 40 hryvnias per kilogram. Apricots cost about 50 hryvnias per kilogram, large peaches are selling for 100 hryvnias per kilogram, and nectarines can be purchased for 60 hryvnias per kilogram.
Prices for large blueberries are currently at their lowest for the season, at 165 UAH/kg. Strawberries are also still available at 160 and 200 UAH/kg depending on size, while cherries are selling for 135–165 UAH/kg.
Most of the fruit is being brought to the market from Nikopol and the Odesa region. Sellers are also gradually stocking pears at 50 UAH/kg and apples at 35 UAH/kg.
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