The cheapest bread in Romania and Bulgaria

Published 2021년 8월 23일

Tridge summary

A study by Eurostat reveals significant variations in the pricing of bread and grain across Europe in 2020, with Bulgaria and Romania experiencing the lowest prices, which were about two and a half times less expensive than in Denmark, the priciest country. The price index for bread and grain in Denmark was 153, compared to 56 in Romania and 67 in Bulgaria. Bulgaria also had the cheapest cigarettes in the EU, while Ireland had the most expensive tobacco products. The EU country with the lowest food prices was Romania, and the highest were in Denmark, with Turkey having the least expensive food and soft drinks in all of Europe.

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Original content

Bread and grain prices in Bulgaria and Romania in 2020 were the lowest in the EU and the highest in Denmark, according to a Eurostat study. Their price was about two and a half times lower than the "most expensive" countries in the European Union. Comparing price levels against the EU average price index of 100, it is clear that last year the highest bread and grain prices were in Denmark (with a price index of 153), followed by Austria (135), Luxembourg, Finland and Sweden. (127 in all three). The lowest prices were in Romania (price index 56), Bulgaria (67) and Poland (70). According to Eurostat statistics, the cheapest cigarettes in the EU are also sold in Bulgaria - the price is 50% below the average level in the community. Eurostat data show that tobacco products are the most expensive in Ireland - 121% above the community average. Overall, EU food prices are lowest in Romania (34% below the EU average) and highest in Denmark (29% above the EU average). Alcohol is the most ...

Source: Duma