An oat drink costs less in Germany than whole milk

Published 2022년 9월 12일

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The article highlights a significant shift in the pricing of milk and alternative dairy products in Germany, with the cost of milk reaching over 1 euro for the first time, marking a 29 cent increase since December 2021. This change is reflected across Europe, where plant-based alternatives are becoming more affordable compared to their dairy counterparts. The example from the Netherlands shows that vegetable meat is now priced lower than its animal counterpart, with similar trends observed in the UK, where consumers are cutting back on animal products to offset rising costs. The article underscores the growing affordability of plant-based foods amidst rising inflation in the food industry.
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The cheapest milk in the German retail trade costs more than 1 euro for the first time. In July, Focus reported that cow's milk prices had soared, reaching "historic records" in supermarkets. And compared with December 2021, the prices of whole milk (also known as whole milk) increased by 29 cents per liter. Dairy alternatives cheaper than whole milk For the first time, oat and almond drinks are cheaper than whole milk (as of July 4). For private labels, the price per liter for the cow's milk alternative is 99 cents. Plant-based food increasingly affordable across Europe Across Europe, inflation is rising in many industries, including the food, energy and transport sectors. For consumers, this means an increase in the cost of living. For this reason, an increasing number of them seek and choose cheaper products. For many of them, this means reducing the purchase and consumption of animal products. As reported by ProVeg Netherlands - in the Netherlands, vegetable meat now costs ...
Source: Foodfakty

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