Condom sales up in Russia as amidst worries sanctions might trigger scarcities

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    Condom sales up in Russia as amid fears sanctions could cause shortages

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    Russians are stockpiling on prophylactics while they can as sanctions make their futures look unpredictable (Picture: East2West News)

    Demand for prophylactics has actually increased in Russia as individuals fear rate boosts and scarcities activated by Western sanctions.

    The nation’s biggest online merchant, Wildberries, saw sales dive by 170% in the very first 2 weeks of March, compared to in 2015.

    Russia’s 36.6 drug store chain reported a 26% increase in sales, while grocery stores stated theirs were up by 30%.

    This is in spite of Reckitt– the British maker of Durex– continuing to sell Russia in spite of condemning Vladimir Putin’s intrusion ofUkraine

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    Co- owner of the Prezervativnaya sex store, Yesenia Shamonina, stated: ‘People are buying for the future, despite the fact that we were forced to raise prices.’

    Costs to the customer had actually increased by as much as 50% depending upon the brand name, she included.

    Outlets are required to hand down rate boosts triggered by the sinking worth of the Russian rouble versus secret Western currencies.

    Packs of condoms sold in pharmacy in Moscow, Russia, March 2022

    Costs to the customer have actually increased by 50%, depending upon the brand name (Picture: East2West News)

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    This was because of collapsing self-confidence inPutin’s economy after he sent his soldiers throughout theUkrainian border.

    An market source stated that while latex originates from nations which are not using sanctions, they need to purchase in Western currencies which are now even more pricey.

    The rush on prophylactics was so terrific thatPutin’sMinistry ofIndustry andTrade was required to release a rejection that there would be long term issues.

    Officials firmly insisted:‘A shortage of this product is not predicted. The largest producing countries – Thailand, India, South Korea, and China – have not stopped deliveries of products to the Russian Federation.’

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    Traditionally,Russia imports600 million prophylactics a year, and produces100 million.

    Reckitt utilizes around 1,300 individuals inRussia and makes in the area of ₤400 million every year in this market.

    ‘As the situation continues to evolve, we will continue to take action and respond, always acting with the appropriate duty of care to our employees,’ stated the business in a declaration.

    SexologistYevgenyKalgavchuk advised Russians to utilize‘good condoms’ from‘friendly countries’ instead of those made inWestern markets enforcing sanctions.

    Business professional(***************************************************************************************************************************************************************************************************************************************************************************************************
    ) Spichakov stated that95 % of the prophylactic market inRussia is owned by foreign business.

    (******************** )‘An English company Reckitt, which produces the brands Durex, Contex, Hussar and others, accounts for over 60% of it,’ he stated. (********************* ).
    (******************** )He did not anticipateReckitt to leave in spite of the walkout ofRussia by otherWestern companies.

    MrSpichakov included: ‘There is no hope that the company will voluntarily leave the Russian market. But if they were forced out, Russia could boost its own production.’

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