In a recent statement, Yuriy Levchenko, director of Kyivkhlib LLC, has warned that baked goods are set to become significantly more expensive in 2025, with anticipated price hikes of 15-20% following a 20% increase in the previous year. This prediction highlights growing concerns about rising living costs and inflationary trends in the region. The continued upward trajectory of prices is expected to place additional strain on consumers, particularly in a context of sustained economic uncertainty. The Kyivkhlib director’s comments come amid a broader trend of inflation, with food prices rising across the board. While the exact reasons for the sustained price increases are not fully disclosed, they are likely related to a combination of factors including rising production costs, supply chain disruptions, and increased demand. The continued price increases are expected to have a significant impact on households, particularly those with lower incomes. The Kyivkhlib director’s warning serves as a reminder of the challenges facing consumers in the current economic climate.