Demand for Grains in Ukraine Increased by 2.2 Times, Canned Goods by 1.7 Times

In the past month, Ukrainians have increased their online orders for long-lasting food products. The demand for grains has risen by more than 2.2 times compared to the same period last year, with an average receipt amounting to 529 UAH, which is 35% higher than before. Popular items include oatmeal, buckwheat, wheat groats, and rice. The demand for canned goods has increased by 1.7 times, with an average receipt of 870 UAH. Among the popular products are tuna, tomato paste, and canned meat. Orders for flour have grown by almost one and a half times, with an average receipt of 574 UAH. The demand for vegetable oil has increased by 41%, while the average receipt remained at 736 UAH. The category of freeze-dried foods and instant meals showed the smallest growth at 27%, with an average receipt of 704 UAH. The increase in online purchases occurs against the backdrop of Russian attacks on food infrastructure, which have destroyed about 90% of warehouses. The Ministry of Agrarian Policy assures that there is no threat of hunger, as food supplies are sufficient. Retailers and producers are restructuring logistics, which may lead to a slight increase in food prices of up to 2.5%. There are enough reserves of basic products for a month.

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