Ireland: Consumers paid more for dairy products this November, according to CSO

Published 2024년 12월 12일

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In November, the Central Statistics Office reported a rise in the national average price for most dairy products compared to the same period last year. Milk prices per two litres increased by 13c to €2.31, Irish cheddar cheese by 23c/kg to €10.69, and butter by 5c/Ib to €4.33. There were also price increases for white sliced bread, potatoes, and certain meats. Overall, consumer prices fell slightly by 0.5% between October and November 2024, but the Consumer Price Index (CPI) rose by 1% between November 2023 and November 2024, with the largest increases seen in restaurants and hotels (3.8%) and alcoholic beverages and tobacco (3.5%). The largest declines were in clothing and footwear (-7.5%) and transport (-1.6%).

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The national average price for most dairy products rose in November this year compared to the same period last year, according to new data by the Central Statistics Office (CSO). The national average price for November shows an increase in milk prices per two litres by 13c to €2.31. There was also an increase of 23c/kg for Irish cheddar cheese to €10.69, and an increase of 5c/Ib for butter to €4.33. The data also shows increases in prices for a white sliced plan by 3c/800g to €1.61, and an increase in the price of potatoes by 18c/2.5kg to €3.89. The price of a striploin steak per kilogram increased from €22.12 in November 2023 to €23.40 this year. Meanwhile, the price per sirloin steak decreased slightly from €17.25/kg to 17.16/kg this year. Pork loin chops per kg increased from €8.78 last year to €9.26, while cooked ham per kg decreased slightly from €20.90 to €20.36. Meanwhile, a leg of lamb increased slightly from €14.15 last year to €14.29 this year. Lamb loin chops per kg ...

Source: AgriLand