European potato prices are breaking records

Published Jan 30, 2024

Tridge summary

In 2023, potato prices across the EU saw a significant increase of 23% due to widespread drought affecting crop production, according to preliminary estimates from Eurostat. The steepest price hikes were in Germany (49%), Slovakia (48%), and Croatia (44%). Conversely, prices dropped in Belgium (-18%), Cyprus (-14%), and Austria (-4%). In Poland, there was a notable increase of 44.0% from November to December 2023, and a 12.9% rise compared to the same period in 2022.
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According to Eurostat, preliminary estimates of agricultural price indices for 2023 indicate a departure from the strong price increases of 2021 and 2022. However, potatoes are an exception! According to the EU statistical office, potatoes (including seed potatoes), after olive oil, increased in price the most in the EU in 2023 when it comes to the surveyed agricultural goods: by a total of 23%. Europe hasn't had such potato prices for a long time As Eurostat points out in a statement, the widespread drought in 2023 affected the production level of many crops, including potatoes. And this, in turn, resulted in an increase in potato prices in 24 EU countries. Prices grew fastest in Germany (49%), Slovakia (48%) and Croatia (44%). Decreases were recorded in three countries: Belgium (-18%), Cyprus (-14%) and Austria (-4%). source: Eurostat Potatoes in Poland also hold their price In Poland, according to data from the Central Statistical Office, in December 2023, purchased potatoes ...
Source: Farmer.pl

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