2024-09-07 17:55:08
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Rising Food Prices in Germany: The Impact on Consumers
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Butter prices have skyrocketed, experts warn of further increases. The reasons are low milk quantities and insufficient fat in raw milk. Milk prices remain stable, while butter prices are negotiated monthly. Wholesale prices for block butter reached a record high in 2022. Consumers should expect price increases, with no relief in sight. Shelf prices for a 250g pack range between 1.99€ and 3.39€.
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Food prices in Germany have risen sharply since 2020, up to 112.6% for olive oil. The main reasons are production declines due to droughts, wet weather and lower sugar content, supply concerns on global markets, the impact of climate change and the Ukraine war on grain prices, lower milk volumes, lower fat content in raw milk, elaborate production of quark, sharply higher prices for important ketchup ingredients, and high supply capacity in Spain and seasonally weak demand for citrus fruits. D..
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