In the EU, potatoes rose in price by 23% over the year

Published 2024년 1월 23일

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According to Eurostat's first estimates, potato prices in 2023 have seen a significant surge, especially in Germany, Slovakia, and Croatia, with an average increase of 23%. Germany experienced the highest increase at 49%, followed by Slovakia at 48% and Croatia at 44%. This price hike is due to a decrease in output caused by drought. However, potato prices have dropped in Belgium, Austria, and Cyprus. Meanwhile, Ukraine is experiencing historically high potato prices.

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According to Eurostat's first estimates released on Friday, the price of potatoes increased significantly in 2023, especially in Germany, Slovakia and Croatia. This was reported by The Dubrovnik Times. In the category of basic food products, Eurostat singled out potatoes, the prices of which increased by an average of 23% last year. Potatoes rose in price in 24 EU member states, reflecting reduced output due to drought. Its price increased the most in Germany – by 49%, Slovakia – by 48% and Croatia – by 44%. Potato prices fell only in Belgium, Austria and Cyprus. Let us remind you that potato prices in ...

Source: Agrotimes