A meat product found in a Belarusian store for just 4 kopecks per kilogram
In one of Minsk's supermarkets, Tochka.by journalists found an unusually cheap meat product. Pork bones for soups are sold there for just 4 kopecks per kilogram.
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Beef soup bones are also available for sale. They cost five times more — 20 kopecks per kilogram.
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Meanwhile, meat prices in Belarusian stores continue to cause dissatisfaction among customers. Recently, the price increase of chicken fillet was actively discussed on social media: people complained that its cost was approaching 20 rubles per kilogram. In some stores, there was even a temporary shortage of this product, as it was quickly bought up.
Journalists checked prices in Minsk stores and did not find fillet more expensive than 20 rubles. The highest price was 18.90 rubles per kilogram for marinated fillet and 18.59 rubles for frozen fillet. On average, fillet costs 14.50-17.50 rubles per kilogram, and chicken breast costs 10-12 rubles.