For a quarter of the respondents, the place of production of the product does not matter, while 6% choose goods produced abroad.
The survey data indicate that older people tend to consider Russian-made goods more reliable: 49% of respondents born before 1947 and 44% of those born between 1948 and 1967 share this opinion. Among people born after 2001, only one in four agrees with this position.
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It is noted that over the past three decades, the number of Russian citizens who do not associate the quality of a product with its place of manufacture has increased from 18% to 30%.
The study participants also noted that 30 years ago, domestic products were more affordable: in 1995, 39% of respondents believed that they cost less than imported ones, while in 2025 only 23% believe so. At the same time, a third of the respondents reported that the cost of Russian and imported products has become the same.
Earlier, we cited data from another VTsIOM survey, according to which a third of Russian residents began to use delivery services all the time.
