The price of fried chicken in South Korea has skyrocketed, and a whole chicken is as high as RMB 153 and has been resisted by netizens

Jimu Journalist Hu Li

According to South Korea's "Seoul Economy" reported on the 18th, the price of fried chicken has reached 30,000 won (about 153 yuan) due to the rise in chicken prices in the country, and some netizens began to resist fried chicken.

It is reported that a netizen named "Fried Chicken Gallery" on the 18th local time posted a dynamic: "I want to resist fried chicken." He was also equipped with a poster, saying: "The price of fried chicken enters 3 In the era of Wan won, consumers have their own rights. "

Poster screenshots (source: social media)

It is reported that the price of fried chicken, as the "soul food" of South Korea, has risen many times this year, which has caused dissatisfaction among fried chicken enthusiasts. Everyone followed the dynamics of the "Fried Chicken Gallery" and said that they would resist fried chicken.

According to the "Korean Economy", the reasons for the rise in the price of fried chicken in South Korea include the unfastelling logistics under the epidemic of the new crown pneumonia, the increase in the minimum wage in South Korea, the increase in labor costs, and the skyrocketing international grain prices and feed prices.

According to the Asian Daily, data released by the South Korean Department of Statistics on June 12 showed that the price index of South Korea's meal price has risen 4.2%since this year. The Statistics Department analyzed the above results of the 39 common dishes. The prices of related dishes have risen. Among them, the most representative Korean food of Korean cuisine has increased the highest increase this year, with 6.6%, an increase of 10.9%year -on -year. In addition, the price of laver rice dumplings, instant noodles, fried rice, steak, etc., coffee, shochu, beer and other drinks also rose by about 4%to about 5%.

Fried chicken pictures (source: "Asia Daily")

Not only did the price of Korean chicken rose, but Malaysia also fell into a "chicken shortage" this year.

In May, Malaysia was caught in "chicken shortage" because of lack of chicken feed and announced that he would stop chicken exports. This ban caused panic in Singapore because Singaporeans may no longer eat chicken rice made by fresh chicken.

- END -