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Milk prices fell by a quarter in Lithuania's retail trade in October
Danuta Pavilenene, BC, Vilnius, 14.10.2009.
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Print versionThe prices for most popular food products in Lithuanian trade centres in October 2009 decreased in comparison with the corresponding month of the previous year; milk prices in a year have fallen by 24%, sour cream – by 10%, and pork – by 5%, Vz.lt/LETA reported, referring to Agriculture Information and Country Business Centre (VIC) data.
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One litre of 2.5% fat milk in packs costs 1.82-1.95 litas in retail trade centres of Lithuania; while price of 450 grams of the sour cream last year in Lithuania on average was 3.25 litas, and this year – 3.08 litas.
The study says that in a year price of 200 grams of butter in retail trade decreased by 12%, high-quality pork became cheaper by approximately five%, and chopped beef – by 3%.
The steepest fall in prices of all food products – by 54% – during a year from October 2008 to October 2009 was recorded for imported cucumbers which were traded for 2.92 litas per kilo.
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