In Bashkiria will examine how the growth in the prices of eggs is associated with Ukraine

In Bashkortostan the Prosecutor's office of the Ufa district was transferred to the regional office of the FAS Russia investigation of pricing in retail outlets and grocery stores Republic. As stated Informagentstvo the office of public Prosecutor of Bashkortostan, the Antimonopoly Ministry is obliged to test the legality of pricing on chicken eggs. According to prosecutors, the price of this popular product were unnecessarily inflated. The FAS asked to assess on the subject of artificial creation of discriminatory conditions ". Trading network and suppliers of eggs, which will affect the validation of the Antimonopoly Agency, until not named.
We emphasize that the regional Directorate of the FAS is not the 1st time will deal with the question of the formation of prices for eggs. At the end of October 2013 in Ufa cost per dozen eggs ranged from 50 to 70 rubles, depending on the manufacturer. In September 2013 a dozen could be bought for 36 rubles. In November 2013 there were messages that the shelves were price tags in 90 rubles per dozen, and the Central market, the cost of a dozen eggs reached 100 rubles. A similar pattern was observed in the other regions of Russia.
at the same time, Deputy Prime Minister Arkady Dvorkovich has ordered the Ministry of agriculture and FAS to analyze the formation of prices and consumer prices for the product in part regions of the country. It was expected that the rise in the cost of eggs was associated with the " cost of feed (grain), and increases in electricity prices ". Office of the Federal Antimonopoly service in Bashkiria has studied the situation on the market of eggs. According to the results of the analysis of information provided by market participants, the FAS on RB and I saw no reason to increase the prices of eggs. Because of this, in November 2013 was prosecuted for violation of the Antimonopoly act relating to business entities.
" Today, in January 2015, eggs are almost the same As in the fall of 2013,


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