We need to be prepared for persistently higher food prices
For months, food prices have risen above average, and the price of fruit has risen the most: a kilo of raspberries is around three thousand forints, and apples almost double as much as a year ago. As for the average, Hungary had the fastest rate of money deterioration of 3.9% of all EU countries in July, according to 24.hu. Rising prices have led to a noticeable increase in family spending, which is why some politicians and experts are calling for a VAT cut. (agrarszektor.hu)
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