#Auchan

Styler compared prices for bread, milk, eggs, buckwheat, and sunflower oil at ATB, Silpo, Auchan, and NOVUS. The cost of the five-item set as of November 15, 2026, ranges from 225.62 to 275.58 UAH, with a spread of 49.96 UAH.

Styler compared prices for bread, milk, eggs, buckwheat, and oil at ATB, Silpo, Auchan, and Novus on November 10. The difference between the cheapest and most expensive basic basket was 62.22 UAH.

On the evening of October 26, during a Russian attack in Kyiv, the Auchan Chernihivska store in Prospekt Mall was damaged. There were no casualties, and the store is temporarily closed until restoration work is completed.

A fresh food warehouse belonging to the Auchan retail chain in Ukraine was damaged in a Russian strike on October 7, 2026. No employees were injured.

As a result of the Russian night attack on Kyiv on September 26, 2026, the Auchan Bilychi hypermarket in Lavina Mall was damaged. No casualties reported, store temporarily closed.

RBC-Ukraine monitored prices in "Silpo", ATB, Novus and "Auchan" on September 23: eggs in "Silpo" rose from 39 to 60 UAH per dozen, buckwheat holds its promotional price of 54.99 UAH/kg, while bread and oil prices remained unchanged.

On September 17, Vladimir Putin signed a decree transferring the Russian assets of Auchan, Nestle and the former Leroy Merlin chain to the temporary management of the company "L.E.V. Management".

On September 14, eggs, oil, and some bread got pricier in Ukrainian chains — Silpo, ATB, Novus, and Auchan. RBC-Ukraine compiled current price tags on essential food items and showed the price spread between operators.

RBC-Ukraine recorded another price increase for chicken eggs in the Silpo, Novus and ATB chains. Meanwhile, bread, buckwheat, milk and sunflower oil have kept their prices stable.

As of August 24, 2026, RBC-Ukraine updated its price monitoring at Sillpo, ATB, Novus, and Auchan: eggs from 34 UAH, oil from 49 UAH. Oil and bread are getting cheaper, eggs are getting more expensive, and buckwheat is going into short supply.