Red currants were spotted in one of Minsk's stores for 18.99 rubles. However, this is not for a kilogram, but for a small package weighing 125 grams.

If converted to a kilogram, the price becomes even more impressive — 151.92 rubles.
Perhaps it's due to the origin: the packaging indicates that the currants were grown in the Netherlands, reports Onliner.by.
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