Netherlands: A loaf of bread has become 10 percent more expensive in a year

Published 2022년 9월 28일

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The average bread price in the Netherlands has increased by approximately 10% over the past year, according to Statistics Netherlands. The cost for a fine wholemeal bread without seeds and kernels now ranges from 2.75 to 2.95 euros at a real bakery. The Dutch Bread and Pastry Bakers Entrepreneurs Association (NBOV) anticipates further price hikes due to rising costs, especially energy prices. The higher minimum wage set to take effect on January 1 is also expected to increase bread prices.
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The average bread price has risen about 10 percent in a year. This is evident from figures that NU.nl has requested from Statistics Netherlands. For a fine wholemeal bread without seeds and kernels, you now pay between 2.75 and 2.95 euros at the real baker. And according to the Dutch Bread and Pastry Bakers Entrepreneurs Association (NBOV), bread prices will rise rather than fall. "The end of the price increases is not yet in sight," says chairman Arend Kisteman of the organization to which artisan bakers are affiliated. "Wheat prices are falling again, but all other costs are rising." To some extent, the bakers cannot avoid passing on cost increases. "We can never fully compensate for the extremely increased energy prices, then another 1 euro would be added," says Kisteman. Statistics Netherlands looks at the bread market as a whole for the price development of bread. Until 2018, the price for a whole loaf of bread was also kept. "The most basic variant, a sliced wheat bread, ...
Source: Nu

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