Tajikistan set a record among the CIS countries for the cost of blackcurrant

Other Central Asian states, such as Kazakhstan and Kyrgyzstan, are closer to the bottom of the berry price rankings.

Among the countries that are members of the Commonwealth of Independent States, Tajikistan turned out to have the cheapest blackcurrant.

According to the news agency Mir 24, a kilogram of berries costs 165 rubles in the bazaars of the republic.

The second place was taken by Belarus (195 rubles), and the third - by Russia (200 rubles).

Interestingly, other countries of Central Asia are close to the bottom of the rankings. So, in Kazakhstan, blackcurrants can be bought for 400 rubles per kilogram, and in Kyrgyzstan - for 290 rubles.

The last place was taken by Moldova, where these berries are sold for 412 rubles.

Earlier it was reported that over the past month, the price of potatoes in the Tajik markets has grown by one and a half times and its further increase is expected, coupled with a deficit.

Second bread: why potatoes are becoming more expensive in Tajikistan

The country is likely to increase the volume of imports, which, in turn, will lead to an additional increase in prices in the bazaars of the republic.

source: tj.sputniknews.ru