Kamchatka's 'Pionerskoe' Stores to Offer Locally Grown 'Mева' Cucumbers at Unmarked Prices
Local produce enthusiasts in Kamchatka Krai are in for a treat. AO 'Pionerskoe' stores will soon offer 'Mева' cucumbers grown locally, at prices up to 330 rubles without any markup. This initiative aims to support local farmers and provide fresh, affordable groceries to the community.
The range of locally sourced products doesn't stop at 'Mева' cucumbers. For those with a taste for the finer things, more expensive varieties like cherry tomatoes and plum tomatoes, as well as short cucumbers, can be ordered specially. These gourmet options are currently being enjoyed by select restaurants in the region, although their identities remain under wraps.
Plans are also underway to introduce medium-sized 'Merlis' tomatoes, grown locally, onto the shelves. These are expected to retail for up to 350 rubles, further expanding the range of fresh, locally grown groceries available to consumers.
AO 'Pionerskoe' is committed to bringing fresh, locally grown groceries to the tables of Kamchatka Krai residents. With 'Mева' cucumbers and 'Merlis' tomatoes on the way, and special orders for gourmet options available, the stores are set to become a hub for local agricultural produce.
