
In January through September 2026, the retail turnover of trading organizations in the Mogilev region amounted to 6,682 million rubles, or 7% higher than the comparable level of the previous year.
— Trading organizations sold food products to the population for 3,623.9 million rubles (in comparable prices 103.9% of the level of January–September 2025), non-food products for 3,058.1 million rubles (110.7%), noted the Main Statistical Administration of the region. — The share of domestic production in the retail turnover of trading organizations amounted to 62.8%, including food products – 77.6%, non-food products – 44.7%.
Among food products, Belarusian manufacturers fully supplied the population of the region with domestic eggs, butter, more than 99% – sugar and sugar substitutes, meat and meat products. The share of cheese (96.5%), cucumbers (95.2%), carrots (92%), potatoes (91.9%), white cabbage (91.6%), and flour (91.1%) was entirely of Belarusian production.
At the same time, a significant share of imports remained for fresh fruits and nuts (87.9%), vegetable oil (84.5%), grains (58.5%), fish, crustaceans and mollusks (56.7%).
Of non-food products, only domestic production was sold: automotive gasoline and diesel fuel.
Also, consumers preferred domestic cement (99.8%), wood materials (98.2%), hosiery and hosiery products (77.8%), lower clothing (62.5%).
The lowest share was assigned to washing machines and clothes dryers (16.9%), footwear (23.2%), knitwear (23.5%), perfumery-cosmetic products and toiletries (30%), televisions (33.5%), refrigerators and freezers (31.8%).