In Ukraine, over the past month, prices for a range of staple foods decreased. The biggest drops were seen for chicken eggs and white cabbage. The prices of butter, pork, and borscht vegetables also went down.
This is evidenced by the consumer price monitoring data from the Ministry of Agrarian Policy as of November 3, 2026.
The largest monthly drop was for chicken eggs - by 21%, to UAH 47.8 per ten. White cabbage decreased in price by 20%, and butter with 82.5% fat content - by 10%.
Average prices for products as of November 3 and their change compared to early October:
| Product | Average price | Monthly change |
|---|---|---|
| Chicken eggs, 10 pcs. | UAH 47.8 | -21% |
| White cabbage, kg | UAH 18.2 | -20% |
| Butter 82.5%, 200 g | UAH 86.6 | -10% |
| Pork, kg | UAH 206.5 | -8% |
| Beetroot, kg | UAH 15.7 | -8% |
| Onions, kg | UAH 18.7 | -6% |
| Carrots, kg | UAH 16.8 | -4% |
Meanwhile, prices for some everyday consumption products remained relatively stable. In particular, the average price of a loaf was UAH 32.6 per 500 g, rye bread - UAH 52.4 per kilogram, sunflower oil - UAH 93.7 per liter, and pasta - UAH 38.9 per kilogram.
Some products decreased in price not only over the month but also annually. Compared to early November 2025, the price of chicken eggs decreased by 27%, pork - by 11%, butter - by 6%.
The Ministry of Agrarian Policy explained that the cost of food is influenced by seasonality, production volumes, costs for energy resources, transportation, and storage of products.
Minister of Agrarian Policy and Food Taras Vysotskyi noted that despite the difficult conditions of wartime, Ukrainian producers continue to supply the domestic market with food. According to him, support for farmers and processing enterprises is necessary to maintain a sufficient supply of products.
The Ministry continues to monitor the price situation in the food market. The figures are averages from monitoring, so actual prices in stores and markets may differ.
