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  1. Boomtown_Rat on

    >The price increase in Belgium hides a great disparity between products. The highest increase was recorded for olive oil with an increase of 100.6%, followed by potatoes (48.3%) and eggs (42.1%). The lowest was recorded for dried fruits and nuts (7.2%), followed by spirits and liqueurs (7.9%) and beers other than light (10.9%).

    >For many essential food products, the price increase in Belgium was higher than in most neighbouring countries. This is the case for bread (+27.3% in Belgium), poultry (+33.5%), cheese (+33.4%), whole milk (+30.9%), olive oil and eggs in particular. Conversely, some products increased less significantly in Belgium: sugar (+35.4%), beef (+19.16%), sauces and condiments (+24%) in particular.

  2. cyberbeast41 on

    We try to spread our shopping between Belgium and France. The price between some products is incredible sometimes.

  3. Lord-Legatus on

    past 2 years always been reading how inflation is just “around 12%” but whenever shopping in a supermarket thats definitely not the increase im feeling.
    i earn pretty decent, but every visit just shocks me

  4. MiceAreTiny on

    Dat komt omdat lonen ook meer gestegen zijn dan onze buurlanden, omwille van de automatische indexering.

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