This is related to the rise in prices of fuel used in manufacturing and with the disruption of international logistical chains due to surging transportation costs, it said, TASS reported.

According to the news outlet, over 60% small repair companies reported having received notices of the increase of tariffs from their suppliers, with the price hike for individual products reaching 20%.

This is primarily attributed to lumber, concrete, copper, zinc, paints, and varnishes, and certain heat insulating materials.

The price increase is the highest for plastics and bitumen.