One effective way to combat the rise in food prices could be to allow agricultural fairs where citizens can sell produce from their own land. Such an opinion on the mood of NSN voice Svetlana Bessarab, member of the State Duma Committee on Labor, Social Policy and Veterans Affairs.
“One of the ways to deal with the rise in food prices today is to allow fairs, to be allowed to sell their own produce. “I think once the consumer starts voting in rubles, there will be no need to work with retailers, at least not to include the currency component in the price of basic food products,” he said.
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