Is Wildberries Making Up For Its Losses At The Expense Of Belarusians?

• 4.08.2026, 16:27

Prices have risen by 50–100 percent.

Threads users have noticed a significant increase in prices at the Wildberries online store following the destruction of many warehouses and logistics hubs in Russia.

“I noticed that prices on the Belarusian ‘Wildberries’ site have risen by 50–100 percent,” — writes vasiliimazalevskii. — It’s as if they want to compensate for their losses in Russia. Or perhaps it’s something else related to inflation.

For example, the dog food I feed my dog used to cost 76 rubles for 3 kg on Wildberries; now it’s 108 rubles. And my wife noted that the price of manicure scissors, for example, has gone from 13–14 rubles to 24 rubles. It’s good that there are traditional pet stores where the food cost 81 rubles.”

Many users wrote that they’re stopping their orders through Wildberries. The website Charter97.org cites some comments:
— I’ve even unlinked my card already—they can go to hell… patching up their holes at our expense.

— I’ve been buying everything on “Ozon” for a long time. It’s cheaper there.

— I’ve noticed that, too. Just recently I was buying pet food for 130 rubles; now it’s 170. And it’s not just pet food that’s gone up in price. Practically everything in my cart has gone up.

— Yeah, everything’s gone up crazy—there’s no point in ordering. Unless it’s something we don’t have here.

— My mom used to buy pet food for 100 rubles; now it’s 180.

— Seriously, everything went up by 20–30 rubles all at once. I’ve been waiting for my order for two weeks now. Looks like it got lost.