- Soaring food prices are currently the biggest driver of inflation
- Cost of food production continued to rise in October
- One-third of Estonian shoppers are now buying the cheapest products in the supermarket
- Food and energy prices no longer predicted to reduce because of the conflict in Ukraine
- Food prices have risen 10% since autumn
- Food prices expected to rise significantly in the coming months
7.12.2022 | Estonia
Soaring food prices are currently the biggest driver of inflation
According to Statistics Estonia, in November, the Consumer Price Index rose by 0.9 per cent compared with October and … Read more
21.11.2022 | Estonia
Cost of food production continued to rise in October
The Producer Price Index of industrial output, which expresses changes in the producer prices of industrial goods manufactured in … Read more
11.8.2022 | Shopping
One-third of Estonian shoppers are now buying the cheapest products in the supermarket
According to a study by Kantar Emor and the Estonian Food Industry Association, a third of Estonian shoppers prefer … Read more
9.3.2022 | Shopping
Food and energy prices no longer predicted to reduce because of the conflict in Ukraine
Analysts previously predicted that the cost of energy would begin to decrease in the second half of 2022, with … Read more
10.2.2022 | Shopping
Food prices have risen 10% since autumn
According to the leading supermarkets in Estonia, food prices have risen on average by 10 per cent since the … Read more
23.1.2022 | Shopping
Food prices expected to rise significantly in the coming months
According to leading supermarket chains and food producers in Estonia, prices for foodstuff are expected to rise rapidly in … Read more
