Poland, Bulgaria and Romania have the lowest prices for meat in EU
Denmark had the highest prices for meat among the European Union (EU) members states in 2016, by almost 40 per cent higher than the EU average, while the lowest prices were found in Poland, by 47 per cent lower compared to the European average, followed by Bulgaria, by 44 per cent lower and Romania, by 41.1 per cent below the EU average, showed data released on Wednesday by Eurostat, according to Agerpres. 2017-08-23 15:22:48
Other member states with significantly higher prices for meat compared to the European average are Austria, by 37 per cent exceeding the average, Sweden, by 34.5 exceeding the average, and France, 31.3 per cent higher than the average.
Considering all countries in Europe, and not just the EU member states, the highest prices for meat are to be found in Switzerland, by 157 per cent over the EU average, while the lowest remain those in Poland, which are even lower than prices for meat recorded in Albania or Macedonia.
A previous research conducted by Caterwings confirmed that Switzerland had the biggest prices for meat in the world, with 49.68 USD being paid in this country for one kilogram of beef, by almost 150 per cent higher than the global average.
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