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Prices of the market basket in the EU

According to the last data published by the Eurostat regarding the prices of the market basket in the EU, the level of the prices of food and non-alcoholic beverages in the most expensive EU member states doubled that seen in the cheapest ones.

21 June 2016
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According to the last data published by the Eurostat regarding the prices of the market basket in the EU, the level of the prices of food and non-alcoholic beverages in the most expensive EU member states doubled that seen in the cheapest ones.

Denmark was the country with the highest food and non-alcoholic beverages prices in the EU, with 145% with respect to the EU average, followed by Sweden (124%), Austria (120%), Ireland and Finland (119% both) and Luxembourg (116%). On the other hand, the lowest levels of prices were seen in Poland (63%), Romania (64%), Bulgaria (70%), Lithuania (78%), the Czhec Republic and Hungary (79% both). In the case of Spain, the level of the prices of the market basket was 92% with respect to the EU average.

Regarding meat, in 2015, the countries with the highest level of prices were Switzerland (254%), Norway (157%) and Iceland (139%) and, on the other hand, the countries with the lowest prices were Albania (52%), Poland (54%), Bulgaria (55%) and the Former Yugoslavian Republic of Macedonia (56%). In the case of Spain, the level of prices of meat was 85%: 15% below the EU average.

Wednesday, 15 June 2016/ Eurostat/ European Union.
http://ec.europa.eu/eurostat

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