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According to the leading supermarkets in Estonia, food prices have risen on average by 10 per cent since the autumn. With some products rising at a much faster rate – for example, coffee, which has risen by as much as 40 per cent in some supermarkets.<\/p>\n
According to Rimi spokesperson Katrin Bats<\/strong>, the price of minced meat has risen by 5 per cent, milk and bread by 10 per cent, eggs by 20 per cent, rapseed oil by 20-30 per cent, and coffee by up to 40 per cent. <\/span><\/p>\n There is a similar story at Prisma \u201cThe price of bread has risen by 5-10 per cent in Prisma. <\/span>In the case of minced meat, the price has risen by a couple of per cent or so,” Kaimo Niitaru<\/strong>, selection and procurement director at Prisma Peremarket.<\/span><\/p>\n The price rises have impacted the promotional discounts offered by the supermarkets, with a move away from short-term offers to longer-term discounts on key everyday essentials. <\/span><\/p>\n