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Near Minsk, a wholesale store operates where cereals cost 1-3 rubles, and oil — from 3.5

Pristalica.by journalists found a low-price store in the Minsk region, where spices cost from 95 kopecks, canned goods — 3-5 rubles, and baby purees — from 1.29 rubles. On many shelves, the rule "retail = wholesale" applies: the price per item is already wholesale. What can you buy there and for how much?

Here and further, photos by Veranika Kaltovich

The secret to saving is simple. Two sums are indicated on the price tag: for one item and when buying two or three identical items. Take two packs of pasta or three jars of baby food — pay the wholesale price. On some shelves, yellow price tags "Retail = wholesale" hang: there, the price per item is already wholesale, so you don't need to calculate anything. Red price tags with discounts are also found.

Everything for the home kitchen

Groceries are the heart of the store. Semolina, millet, pearl barley, peas, and other cereals cost 1-3 rubles per package, pasta — from 2.79 rubles, spices — from 95 kopecks.

Sunflower oil can be bought from 3.5 rubles per liter, olive oil — from 12.89 rubles for a small bottle and from 29 rubles for a liter bottle. Canned goods — canned soups, lecho, beans, eggplants — will cost approximately 3-5 rubles.

There are semi-finished meat products: cutlets and schnitzels cost from 3.81 rubles, sausages for frying — from 5.75, marinated meat for grilling — mostly 10-18 rubles per package. The fish department pleases with lightly salted trout at a price from 10.49 rubles per package.

There is also a variety of ice cream from 1.15 rubles.

For tea and for a celebration

Sweet tooths have room to roam. Belarusian cookies in large boxes cost from 4.65 to 11 rubles, chocolate bars — from 2 to 8 rubles. Boxes of candies — for any wallet: from 6 rubles for assorted to 29 for a gift set.

There's also a choice of coffee and tea: ground coffee — from 14 per pack, whole bean in kilogram packs — from 44. Tea — from 1.59 rubles, but most packs cost 2.5-6 rubles.

And there's also a large selection of lemonades, juices, and water from 63 kopecks.

For home and family

Here you can find goods from various categories. Baby purees in jars cost from 1.29 rubles, diapers — from 17 rubles. Toothpastes and brushes — from 2 rubles, washing powders — 47 rubles for a large pack.

This wholesale price store is located in the shopping center "Senitsa".

Comments1

  • покупатель
    01.11.2026
    Реклама неудачная. Был я в этом магазине. Добираться до ТЦ "Сенница" тот ещё квест. Ценники не из категории "низких". Торгаши от своей прибыли не откажутся. Есть магазины низких цен - Светофор например, всегда выхожу с полными пакетами.

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