
In October, prices for butter began to grow rapidly in Russia. The oil has risen in price throughout Europe, but Russian prices overtook European prices. In some stores, the oil even began to lock the oil.
In Yekaterinburg, butter is more expensive than 200 rubles in protective covers. The seller purchases protective covers, pays extra money to employees to put oil in boxes, does not receive profit due to the fact that less goods can be placed on the shelves due to covers. ... Pic.twitter.com/mat92ozox
- Stalingulag (@stalingulag) October 24, 2024
Well, here, in the supermarkets of Moscow, already and butter in safe oils began to be put, they often began to steal. It seems that this is the first step to the not so distant past ...
Oil entered the prodmag in the form of cubes. Each weighing kg of 10 each. "Cube" was put on the table behind the counter, freed from waxed paper, the saleswoman specified "how much?", Cut off and laid on the scales with a huge knife. The beginning of the process was indicated by the phrase “oil threw” the oil flying among visitors, which prompted them to increased activity and the oil cube diverged into the strokes, not having time to “grind”.
The Moscow police detained two foreign citizens in a criminal case of robbery on the Pyaterochka supermarket on the Leningrad highway.
According to the department, two visitors stole 25 packs of butter from the store. Judging by the recording of the surveillance camera, one of the abductors put packs of oil in a pocket and a backpack. A store employee tried to interfere with him. At the exit from the supermarket, a skirmish occurred: one of the criminals hit the employee several times, and the other threatened with a knife.
The prosecutor's office reported that soon the police detained two foreigners 25 and 29 years old. The detainees were charged with robbery, committed by a group of persons and detained.
Firstly, it is not free for migrants, and, secondly, enough to eat oil with spoon!
The oil in Russia, as I am written from the Cheboksary "Magnit" - is more expensive than Lithuanian. In any case, the cheapest is about 9 euros per kilogram. At the same time, in Russia (in any case, as of February 2022), packaged oil is usually tasteless, and in Lithuania - it is very difficult not to abuse.
They write, the oil has passed into the category of premium products, in St. Petersburg butter is removed from the shelves so that it is not stolen.
Well, that is, literally, guns instead of oil.
Multipolar. Backs of oil steal. Prosperity is obvious. We must still try to capture something in order to spread this advanced lifestyle on the planet.
In short, they blame the smoking agriculture in the Government of the Russian Federation of the Younger Patrushev:
Oil crisis: how in Russia even a spread is now a luxury so? In a country that proudly declares food security, a banal butter becomes a deficiency. Yes, respected, finished off! The oil is now hidden behind the shelves so that it is not stolen, but to customers ... Pic.twitter.com/qjtnnfr8Y4
- Omsk Civil Association (@omsk_ogo) October 24, 2024
"Patrushev instructed officials in two weeks to stop the increase in food prices."
Patrushev-physical is meant. It's about the younger.
Here, after all, you can act differently: you can go shopping, press packs of butter, persuade: to persuade:
"Well, you're a fool, why are you valuing, you do not value." Stroke, cry, press on pity.
And you can vice versa - swear and stomping your feet.
Eh, here under Stalin, when there was order, they would just have shot a dozen of the most insolent cucumbers, and the rest would themselves have understood and fell in price.
And now there is no political will. There was little male in people.
"Sovereigns" are trying to blame ... lovers of ice cream.
Discussion of oil prices inevitably leads to discussing the greatness of Russia to the topic.
Those who are now talking about the "revival of the Empire" forget that the actually existing Russian Empire was a great creamy-oil power. And if its inhabitants were told that after a hundred and twenty years of their descendants they would purchase butter in the Arab Dubai, they would simply twist at the temple. However, we now live in this world of anti -utopia and dark fantasy.
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Did you know that in the 19th century, a quarter of butter in the world was produced in Siberia, and the income from its export exceeded the income from gold mining?
All this was, because Siberian butter was considered better due to the high fat content and stable taste.
The history of oil -lead in Siberia began at the end of the 19th century. It is believed that the first oil plant in the Siberian region was opened in 1886 on the Black River in the Tyumen County and belonged to the Merchant family of the Pampilovs.
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At the beginning of the 20th century, Siberian oil brought Russia more income than all the gold mines combined. The oil fever in the Russian Empire began with the commissioning of the Great Siberian Way and ended with the outbreak of the First World War. Russia reached the second place in the world for oil export (after Denmark). Vologda, Yaroslavl and Kostroma went to the domestic market, and Siberian oil - abroad. Moreover, half of it passed through the Omsk commodity exchange. In 1911, the Governor-General of the Steppe Territory, Evgeny Schmidt, reported to Tsar Nicholas II: "Siberian oil-water gives gold twice as much as the entire gold industry."
"In 1896, the export of oil from Russia was 310,000 pounds in the amount of 3.2 million rubles, and in 1907 - 3.6 million pounds for 47.5 million rubles. Siberian oil and Distribution gives golden gold and the golden industry," from the "Notes" of Stolypin, 1910.
At the beginning of the twentieth century, the Russian Empire was among the largest exporters of dairy products. What is the Vologda oil, with whom the exquisite audience was introduced by Nikolai Vereshchagin (older brother of the Batalist artist Vasily Vereshchagin).
There was no trace of the former glory. Now in Russia, as once in the USSR, the deficit is brewing not like Vologda, but in principle of any oil.
The Russians did not have time to recover from the winter "egg fights", like supermarkets and retails prepared a new surprise for them. The butter has disappeared from the shelves - one of the basic goods in the standard consumer basket.
It began to be sold from under the counter, like an overseas delicacy, or hid in containers with anti-alloy protection.
The largest manufacturers began to notify federal retail chains to suspend production or reduce the shipment of hotel oil brands.
The reason is the deficiency of raw materials and the rise in price almost double the cost of the finished product. Tricks like sales under the guise of surrogate oil or a decrease in the weight of packaging while maintaining the price are no longer saved.
About a month and a half, the stores will question the previously purchased oil. And then you will have to even more infuriate prices.
There is no hope of help from outside. After the start of the war, Belarus remained the only supplier of imported oil in the Russian Federation. But she is not able to completely close the need of Russians. And, by the way, it is also not averse to raising purchase prices, trying to earn money in the Russian crisis and hopelessness.
All to help! Putin urgently needs oil!
Help came from where they did not expect. First, conversations about oil supplies from Iran began.
But instead of Iran, the oil came from his geopolitical competitors.
Russia began to import butter from the UAE. Just for the sake of curiosity, he looked at the statistics and was impressed. For Arabs, the average cow gives about 42 liters of milk per day. In Russia, depending on the region and technological armed forces, such indicators are practically not found, the average indicator is about 20-25 liters. At the same time, farms in the UAE can hold up to 100 thousand cows at the same time. Considering that with pastures in the desert is somehow not very, almost all farms-on the feed, and nothing, they cope.
Icelanders put the dairy industry to the Arabs, the feed is purchased in Australia, the main problem of the Arab farmers is the fight against animal heat stress, so the climatic-tech climatic installations with fog formation and ventilation. The only thing that is used from local resources is the sand that goes for cows instead of litter, but it is also processed in a flow that cleanses it of impurities and discharge, so the cows always lie almost on the beach sand. In fact - sea resort, how not to give record milk yield here?
Our geostrate can speak any enticing slogans about unprecedented indicators and unreasonable growth, but when it comes to details, you have to buy oil from the Arabs. It does not somehow grow together with his own.
Russia began to urgently purchase butter in the UAE. For those who did not understand the news, I explain. There is a Vologda region in Russia. It is famous for its oil. So the UAE is almost half the Less in the Vologda region. In addition, the UAE is a country completely created in the desert. There is nothing there ...
- Prof. Preobrazhensky (@prof_preobr) november 2, 2024
In the Vologda region, palm trees are not growing, from what will it make butter?
Patriot Vitaly Tretyakov is perplexed:
Why import oil from the UAE if we have a Vologda region? And in Altai, excellent oil is produced. Is it really better in the UAE Luga (if they are there at all). It is necessary to simply invest money in Altai and the Vologda region.
- Vitaly Tretyakov (@v_tretyakov) November 2, 2024
Opponents of Putin see a shortage of oil in the next forensic defense of the speedy end of the regime.
In recent months, chickens, eggs, butter and potatoes have risen in price in the Russian Federation. Now the milk is in line. Its manufacturers announced that the current prices are not adequate, it is necessary to raise them by 50 percent. If they do not raise them, milk will simply disappear from stores.
I think we see how real inflation at a percent of 30 is now trying to break out of the official framework - about 8 percent.
State bodies are trying to prevent this from administrative methods, but this struggle is lost in advance from a political point of view. If they succeed, milk deficiency will begin. If not, prices will increase in one way or another.
It seems to me important what is the moment: the increase in prices for all food begins, throughout the front. Separate price crises merge into one large. And there are no prerequisites for slowing down this process.
The threat of macroeconomic instability suddenly jumped out like a devil from a snuffbox and, deftly wielding her elbows, quickly makes his way into the front rows of threats to the regime. The efforts of Patrushev Jr. "Oil instead of guns", it seems, can again become relevant. If you do nothing, then prices will fly into space faster than mask ships. If you start doing something with prices, then, as the Soviet experience shows, the subject of dispute itself will quickly disappear from the shelves of stores. All this can develop much faster than many seems to be.