The price of meat in the EU increased by 3.3% during the year, according to Eurostat

Published 2024년 4월 10일

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In a recent analysis of meat prices across the EU, pork emerged as the leader with a 5.7% price increase compared to February 2023, surpassing other meats like lamb, goat, beef, and veal, while poultry prices saw a 1.6% decrease. The period from April 2022 to March 2023 marked the highest annual inflation rate for meat in the past three years, with a peak of 17.3% in February 2023. Beef, veal, lamb, and goat experienced less than a 15% annual increase during this time, in contrast to the significant fluctuations seen in poultry and pork prices, which reached highs of 24.4% and 18.8% respectively. As of February 2024, most EU countries reported a year-on-year rise in meat prices, with Bulgaria, Romania, and Croatia witnessing the most substantial increases, whereas the Czech Republic, Finland, and Denmark saw declines.

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Pork became the most expensive The greatest increase was recorded by pork, which increased in price by 5.7%, followed by lamb and goat meat (+4.5%) and beef and veal (+3%). However, poultry recorded a decline of 1.6%. compared to February 2023 Over the past 3 years, the annual inflation rate for meat was highest between April 2022 and March 2023, with the annual rate of change exceeding 10%. The highest rate was recorded in February 2023, when the price was 17.3%. higher than in February 2022 Annual increase in meat prices over 3 years The annual price increase for beef, veal, lamb and goat has remained below 15% over the past three years. Greater fluctuations were recorded in the prices of poultry (+24.4% in November 2022) and pork (+18.8% in February 2023). In February 2024, most EU countries recorded an ...

Source: Farmer.pl