Food prices to stabilize

Nov 05, 2008
By Justinas Vainilavicius

VILNIUS - After months of skyrocketing food prices, experts say consumers can finally look forward to cost stabilization. Marius Busilas, director of the Lithuanian Retailers’ Association, told the Delfi news portal that food prices are not going to increase and some products may even get cheaper. Meat prices, primarily pork, may go down in the beginning of the next year, as fodder and pigs are already cheaper. Tomas Vaisvila, communications director of IKI chain supermarkets, said he does not ...





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