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Southern fruits remain expensive in Serbian markets

Exotic fruits, from oranges and mandarins to mangoes and avocados, remain costly in Serbian markets and stores.

According to Belgrade's press, bananas cost around 250 dinars ($2.30) per kilogram at markets, while in stores, they range from 140 to 190 dinars ($1.29–$1.75). Market vendors claim their prices are higher because their products are always fresh and haven't been stored in refrigerators.

Lemons cost about 300 dinars ($2.76) at markets and 140–170 dinars ($1.29–$1.57) in stores. Avocados and mangoes are priced at 170 dinars ($1.56) in stores and 300 dinars ($2.76) in markets.

Grapefruits sell for 180 dinars ($1.66) in stores and 300 dinars ($2.76) at markets. Mandarins are 300 dinars ($2.76) at markets and up to 200 dinars ($1.84) in stores.

Red oranges are available in markets for up to 400 dinars ($3.68) per kilogram but are not found in stores.

Grapes, mostly imported from Peru, cost up to 1,000 dinars ($9.20) per kilogram at markets. A 400-gram box of blueberries sells for 800 dinars ($7.36).

Serbian strawberries are not yet in season, and imported ones are sold at markets for 200–300 dinars ($1.84–$2.76) per 250 grams.

Source: ruserbia.com