Minsk Market Report: Cherry Prices Soar, Potatoes Remain Affordable In Minsk, Belarus, the Komarovsky market is currently experiencing a surge in cherry prices. One kilogram of cherries is selling for a remarkable 150 Belarusian rubles, a price that has caught the attention of shoppers. This translates to approximately 4,050 Russian rubles, a significant cost for many consumers. In contrast, new potatoes are available at a much more affordable price of 12 Belarusian rubles per kilogram. "Obaldeet!" exclaimed Vikitori, a Minsk resident, upon seeing the cherry prices. She expressed surprise at the cost, questioning whether the quality justified the price. The price difference between cherries and potatoes highlights the current economic climate and the varying costs of produce in Minsk. While cherries are a luxury item at the moment, potatoes remain a relatively accessible staple food. This price disparity provides insight into the current consumer landscape in the city. The Komarovsky market continues to be a hub of activity, reflecting the daily life and economic conditions of Minsk.
На прилавках столичного Комаровского рынка на днях заметили по-настоящему "золотую" черешню. За килограмм отборной испанской ягоды просят 150 рублей,…
«За мою зарплату могу себе косточку только позволить».
