In December 2022, in relation to the level of a year ago, an increase in food prices of more than 25% is observed in 13 products, more than 10% in 85 products.
it should be noted that inflation in the country for the year (if we compare December 2021 and December 2022), according to the inflation calculator on the level-inflation.rf website, amounted to 12.84%. Price growth above the inflation rate is shown by 71 goods out of 121.
The strengthening of prices in the Russian market is largely due to global trends. In 2022, global food prices peaked. Although in 2023-2024. and some weakening is expected, with a high degree of probability, prices will no longer return to the level that was noted in 2020-2021.
Leaders in rising food prices
To a greater extent, the increase in prices for the year, according to AB-Center, affected the following food products: margarine (+36.6%), canned tomato (+36.2%), sweetened condensed MILK (+33.1%), natural coffee beans and ground (+31.7%), biscuits (+30.6%), table SALT (+28.1%), chocolate-glazed curds (+27.7%), gingerbread (+ 27.7%), frozen vegetables (+26.7%), marshmallows and marshmallows (+26.5%), muffins and rolls (+26.2%), bananas (+26.0%), frozen squids ( +25.3%.
Food products showing price increases above the inflation rate of 12.84%
In addition to the goods of the first group, a significant increase in prices (by 12.84% and more) in the AB-Center is noted for green tea, polished rice, ketchup, soft sweets glazed with chocolate, natural instant coffee, chilled and frozen cut salmon fish, salted and smoked fish delicacy products, long leaf black tea, processed cheeses, canned MEAT, chewing gum, dried fruits, bagged soups, whole frozen shrimp, caramel, cream ice cream, cocoa, canned fish natural and with oil, cakes, canned fish in tomato sauce, chocolate sweets natural and with additives, carbonated drinks, canned meat for baby food, bakery products made from piece FLOUR of the highest grade, hard and soft rennet cheeses, black pepper (peas), jam, jam and marmalade, lamb products,natural canned, marinated vegetables, bagged black tea, canned fruits and berries for baby food, yogurt, vermicelli, beef (except boneless meat), butter, boneless beef, cereal flakes (breakfast powder), dry milk mixes for baby food , fish fillet, canned vegetables for baby food, semolina, salmon caviar, domestic, national cheeses and feta cheese, dairy products, peas and beans, granulated SUGAR, salted herring, pasta from wheat flour of the highest grade, fruit juices, berries frozen, oat flakes "Hercules", salted, pickled, smoked fish, mayonnaise, whole sterilized drinking milk 2.5-3.2% fat, oatmeal and pearl barley, coffee in fast food organizations, whole pasteurized drinking milk 2.5- 3,2% fat, mineral and drinking water.
Food products whose prices rise below the rate of inflation
Price growth below the inflation rate (lower than 12.84%), according to AB-Center, was noted for sour cream, bread made from rye flour and from a mixture of rye and wheat flour, salted herring fillet, poultry culinary products, chocolate, lamb (except boneless meat), domestic sparkling wine, grape table wine with a strength of up to 14% vol. ALCOHOL, frozen cut fish (except for salmon species), beef liver, dumplings, manti and ravioli, live and chilled fish, fresh mushrooms, fortified grape wine with a strength of up to 20% vol. alcohol, minced meat, nuts, wheat flour, sausages and sausages, oranges, turkey meat, OLIVE OIL, whole frozen fish, semi-smoked and boiled-smoked sausage, fresh cucumbers, boiled sausage, raw smoked sausage, vodka strength 40% vol. alcohol and above, chicken legs, lemons, fresh herbs, smoked meats,
Food items that have decreased in price over the year
Over the year, the price of fresh white cabbage (-54.1%), potatoes (-31.5%), table beets (-26.2%), garlic (-23.8%), carrots (-18.8%) %), chicken eggs (-6.9%), buckwheat groats (-6.9%), fresh tomatoes (-5.9%), grapes (-5.2%), pears (-5.2 %), chilled and frozen chickens (-2.9%), sunflower oil (-2.5%), millet (-1.7%), pork (except boneless meat) (-1.3%), boneless pork (-1.1%).