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Almost All Basic Foods and Vegetables Are Becoming More Expensive

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Basic food products and most vegetables are becoming more expensive on the stock exchanges in our country during the week, data from the weekly bulletin of the State Commission on Commodity Exchanges and Markets (DKSBT) show. Abrovski found a new culprit for expensive food - the many hypermarkets The market price index (IPC), which reflects the movement of wholesale food prices in Bulgaria, increased by 0.33 percent to 2.423 points compared to 2…
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The last week has seen another increase in the prices of basic food products and vegetables. This is clear from the latest data in ...

The State Commission on Commodity Exchanges and Markets (DCBMT) announced that over the past week, the prices of basic food products and most vegetables have increased by between 0.33% to 2.423 points. The price of cow's cheese has increased by 2.21% to 6 euros per kilogram, and the price of Vitosha type cheese has decreased by 0.09% to 9.14 euros per kilogram. Yogurt […]

New price increases for basic food products and most vegetables are reported by stock exchanges and markets in Bulgaria. The most serious increase is for tomatoes, whose prices have jumped by over 12% in just a week. Flour, zucchini, peppers and yogurt are also going up significantly. This is shown by the latest data from the State Commission for Commodity Exchanges and Markets (DKSBT). Tomatoes with the biggest jump, cabbage is getting cheaper …

Basic food products and most vegetables are becoming more expensive on the stock exchanges in our country during the week, data from the weekly bulletin of the State Commission on Commodity Exchanges and Markets (DKSBT) show. Abrovski found a new culprit for expensive food - the many hypermarkets The market price index (IPC), which reflects the movement of wholesale food prices in Bulgaria, increased by 0.33 percent to 2.423 points compared to 2…

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Клуб 'Z' broke the news on Sunday, November 15, 2026.
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