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Barbora Scraper: Lithuania, Latvia & Estonia Groceries

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Barbora Scraper: Lithuania, Latvia & Estonia Groceries

Barbora Scraper: Lithuania, Latvia & Estonia Groceries

Scrape the Barbora online-grocery catalogues of Lithuania (barbora.lt), Latvia (barbora.lv) and Estonia (barbora.ee): product names, EUR prices, AČIŪ / Paldies / Aitäh loyalty offers, price per unit, brands, categories and images. Search by keyword or scrape any category. No login, no cookies.

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Scrape the Barbora online-grocery catalogues of Lithuania (barbora.lt), Latvia (barbora.lv) and Estonia (barbora.ee): product names, EUR prices, loyalty offers, per-unit prices, brands, categories and images. Search by keyword or pull any category. No login, no cookies.

Barbora is the online grocery of the Maxima Group and the reference online supermarket in all three Baltic states. This actor turns its storefronts into clean, structured JSON you can drop into a spreadsheet, a price monitor or a data pipeline.

Countries

countryStoreSearch exampleLoyalty programme
LT (default)barbora.ltpienas (milk)AČIŪ
LVbarbora.lvpiens (milk)Paldies
EEbarbora.eepiim (milk)Aitäh

One run covers one country. Every row carries a country field, so you can merge runs of all three stores into one dataset. All three countries use the euro, so every price is in EUR.

Why use this actor?

Grocery prices move constantly, and Barbora is the reference store for the Baltic market. If you track retail prices, run a competing shop, build a price-comparison site or do FMCG market research in the Baltics, this actor gives you the live catalogue of each country on demand.

  • Live EUR prices, including loyalty-card (member) pricing and the pre-discount price.
  • Per-unit price (for example €0.88/l) so different pack sizes are comparable.
  • Full category path, brand, image and product URL for every item.
  • The same record shape for Lithuania, Latvia and Estonia.
  • No account, no cookies, no login. You give a keyword or a category and get data back.

How to scrape Barbora data

  1. Add the actor to your Apify account and open the input form.
  2. Pick the country: Lithuania, Latvia or Estonia.
  3. Type a search keyword in that country's language (for example pienas in Lithuania, piens in Latvia, piim in Estonia), or paste a category URL from the Barbora store.
  4. Set maxResults to how many products you want. Barbora returns 52 products per page; set it high to pull a whole category.
  5. Run the actor. Results stream into the dataset and can be exported as JSON, CSV or Excel.

To scrape a specific category, open the category on Barbora and copy the URL, for example:

  • https://barbora.lt/pieno-gaminiai-kiausiniai-ir-majonezas/pienas
  • https://barbora.lv/piena-produkti-un-olas/piens
  • https://barbora.ee/piimatooted-ja-munad/piimad

Paste it into the categoryUrl field. The actor walks every page of that category up to your maxResults limit. A full URL decides the country by itself: a barbora.lv URL runs on the Latvian store even when country is left on Lithuania.

Input

FieldTypeRequiredDescription
countryStringNoLT (default), LV or EE.
searchQueryStringNoSearch keyword in the language of the selected country. Defaults to milk (pienas, piens or piim) when nothing is set.
categoryUrlStringNoA Barbora category URL or a path on the selected country's store. Takes priority over the search query.
maxResultsIntegerNoMaximum products to return (default 100).
requestDelaySecsIntegerNoPause between page fetches for large runs (default 0).
brightDataApiKeyStringNoOptional. Your own Bright Data Web Unlocker API key. Leave empty to use the built-in access.
proxyConfigurationObjectNoProxy settings. Not used for the Barbora pages themselves.

Leave everything empty and the actor searches for milk (pienas) on barbora.lt, so a bare run still returns data.

Example input (Latvia)

{
"country": "LV",
"searchQuery": "kafija",
"maxResults": 50
}

Output

Each result is a flat JSON object:

FieldTypeExample
nameString"Piens BALTAIS 2% 1L"
brandString"BALTAIS"
priceNumber0.89
currencyString"EUR"
countryString"LV"
originalPriceNumber1.19
pricePerUnitString"€0.89/l"
discountString"-25% (Paldies loyalty)"
productIdString"000000000000891999"
inStockBooleantrue
categoryString"Pieno gaminiai, kiaušiniai ir majonezas > Pienas" (LT) or "piena produkti un olas > piens > pasterizets piens" (LV, EE)
categoriesArrayThe same path as a list
countryOfOriginString"Latvia" or "EU"
imageUrlString"https://cdn.barbora.lt/products/….png"
urlString"https://barbora.lv/produkti/piens-baltais-2-proc-1-l"
scrapedAtString"2026-10-15T09:00:00.000Z"

Fields the store does not set for a product are left out of that row. A discount only appears on promoted products, and countryOfOrigin only when Barbora flags the product as made in the home country or in the EU.

Example output

{
"name": "UAT pienas FARM MILK, 3,2% rieb., 1 l",
"brand": "FARM MILK",
"price": 0.89,
"currency": "EUR",
"pricePerUnit": "€0.89/l",
"productId": "000000000000891999",
"inStock": true,
"category": "Pieno gaminiai, kiaušiniai ir majonezas > Pienas > Ilgo galiojimo pienas",
"categories": ["Pieno gaminiai, kiaušiniai ir majonezas", "Pienas", "Ilgo galiojimo pienas"],
"imageUrl": "https://cdn.barbora.lt/products/0e6e2845-485a-4c9d-96f2-98e599a919f1_m.png",
"url": "https://barbora.lt/produktai/uat-pienas-farm-milk-3-2-proc-rieb-1-l",
"country": "LT",
"scrapedAt": "2026-10-15T09:00:00.000Z"
}

Access

In Latvia and Estonia the actor reads Barbora's own product API, the same one the store's website loads its product grid from. That API gives the category path as URL slugs, so LV and EE categories are lowercase and without accents.

In Lithuania the actor reads the store's listing pages. barbora.lt sits behind a Cloudflare managed challenge, so those pages are fetched through the Bright Data Web Unlocker, which exits in Lithuania. When that route does not return a product list, the run switches to Barbora's product API. Bright Data access is built in and included in the per-result price. You do not need a Bright Data account. If you prefer to use your own Web Unlocker zone, enter its API key in the brightDataApiKey field.

Cost estimate

The price is $0.002 per result ($2 per 1,000 products) plus $0.005 per run start, for every country. Bright Data access is included in that price.

One page fetch returns 52 products, so a 1,000-product pull needs about 20 page fetches.

A run's usage cost only settles after the run reports SUCCEEDED. Reading the cost of a run that is still in progress shows a number that is far too low, so estimate spend from finished runs.

Pricing note

Barbora prices depend on the delivery region (each fulfilment centre has its own price and stock). The actor returns the storefront's default-region price, which matches what most shoppers see. Loyalty member prices (AČIŪ, Paldies, Aitäh) are captured in price, with the regular price in originalPrice and the saving in discount.

How it works

Barbora renders each listing page server-side with the full product grid, EUR prices included. The actor reads that data directly, one page at a time (52 products per page), and stops when a category runs out of products or your maxResults limit is reached. Long category walks resume automatically if the run is migrated between servers, so you never get duplicates or a half-finished pull.

Limitations

  • Prices are for the storefront's default delivery region.
  • One run covers one country. Run the actor once per country to cover all three.
  • Search returns Barbora's own relevance ranking; very broad keywords return a lot of products, so set maxResults to keep runs focused.
  • Ratings and reviews are not exposed on Barbora listing pages, so they are not included.

Building a Baltic or European grocery price dataset? Pair this with the other grocery scrapers:

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