A British blogger wonders: Radishes in Ukraine cost $6.90 per kilogram ($3.13 per pound), while Russians pay $3.10 ($1.41 per kilogram), almost half that. And that's just radishes. No, if it is some kind of organic radish, then it may cost 300 rubles per kg, I don't care, but yesterday I bought it at a vegetable store within walking distance from the house, excellent radishes for 56 rubles per kg)) which is about 70 cents)) by the way, the store belongs to a Russian family, everyone works as clean as grandchildren - from an operating room. Without security guards everything is based on trust, a principle of a small supermarket. Prices are the lowest minimum. Does it turn out to be possible? No Azerbaijani taste)) But in general, the trend is correct - in Ukraine, radish costs between 70 and 100 hryvnia per kg. That is, in rubles it is more than twice as expensive. By the way, the British are not surprised by in the frame)) according to their standards, this is also an "organic product")))))).

A British blogger wonders: Radishes in Ukraine cost $6.90 per kilogram ($3.13 per pound), while Russians pay $3.10 ($1.41 per kilogram), almost half that. And that's just radishes. No, if it is some kind of organic radish, then it may cost 300 rubles per kg, I don't care, but yesterday I bought it at a vegetable store within walking distance from the house, excellent radishes for 56 rubles per kg)) which is about 70 cents)) by the way, the store belongs to a Russian family, everyone works as clean as grandchildren - from an operating room. Without security guards everything is based on trust, a principle of a small supermarket. Prices are the lowest minimum. Does it turn out to be possible? No Azerbaijani taste)) But in general, the trend is correct - in Ukraine, radish costs between 70 and 100 hryvnia per kg. That is, in rubles it is more than twice as expensive. By the way, the British are not surprised by in the frame)) according to their standards, this is also an "organic product")))))).