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The wholesale prices of most produce in Bulgaria went up again during the second week of January. File photo
The index of wholesale prices went up again during the past week – from 1.811 points to 1.822 points, according to data from the State Commission for Commodity Exchanges and Market Places.
The prices reached their pick around the winter holidays and went slightly down during the first workweek of January.
The highest price hikes now are listed for feta cheese, sugar, cooking oil, flour, ground meat, potatoes, apples, lemons and garlic.
The price of the traditional Bulgarian yellow cheese (kashkaval, of greenhouse tomatoes and cucumbers, and of beans is down.
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