Minsk Markets Bloom With Fresh Produce and Flowers Despite Seasonal Shifts
Minsk markets are currently brimming with a variety of fresh produce and autumn flowers, despite some seasonal changes and price fluctuations. Strawberries and pomegranates are still in season, while autumn flowers are in high demand.
Strawberries and pomegranates can still be found at the market, priced between Br7-10 per kg. Tomatoes are also abundant, with Belarusian varieties starting at Br2 per kg. Farm-fresh and cherry tomatoes range from Br6-10 and Br6-15 respectively. Potatoes are widely available, with 'Queen Anne' and 'Manifest' varieties priced between Br2.5-3.
Cabbage is sold starting from 99 kopecks per kg, with market prices generally higher at Br2-3. Apples are quite expensive due to a poor harvest, ranging from Br5-7 per kg, with 'Antonovka' apples at Br15. Homegrown cucumbers with 'super-taste' are sold for Br3-10 per kg, with cheaper options also available for Br3-4.5.
Autumn flowers are in demand, with mixed bouquets costing Br30, chrysanthemums at Br20, and 'luxury baskets' at Br50. Kiwi is sold for Br3.5-7 per kg, with Instagram-worthy grapes sold for Br15.9 per kg. A single gerbera can be bought for Br4. Mushrooms are available, with porcini mushrooms costing Br80 per kg and a kg of dried ones costing Br350.
Despite some price variations due to seasonality and harvest conditions, Minsk markets offer a wide range of fresh produce and autumn flowers. Consumers can still enjoy strawberries and pomegranates, while autumn flowers bring a touch of color to the markets. The market remains a hub for fresh and diverse products.
