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Of all the Food subcategories the price levels for Meat showed the greatest variation across the 37 European countries, see figure 7.1 below. The highest price levels were observed in Switzerland (128% above the EU28 average) and the lowest price levels were observed in North Macedonia and Montenegro (38% below the EU28 average). The Irish price levels were 5% above the EU28 average while prices in the United Kingdom were 5% below the EU28 average. We see less variation in prices across the Eurozone countries. The highest price levels were observed in Austria and the lowest prices were observed in Lithuania, 46% above and 29% below the EU28 average respectively, see table 7.1 below.

Of the 37 countries Ireland was the 14th most expensive and 9th most expensive of the Eurozone countries. 

Table 7.1: Meat
EU 28 average100
Most Expensive (37 countries) Switzerland (228)
Most Expensive European Union (28) Austria (146)
Most Expensive Eurozone (19) Austria (146)
Ireland105
Least Expensive (37 Countries) North Macedonia/Montenegro (62)
Least Expensive European Union (28) Romania/Poland (63)
Least Expensive Eurozone (19)Lithuania (71)
X-axis labelMeat
Switzerland228
Iceland165
Norway155
Austria146
Luxembourg 142
France131
Belgium126
Netherlands123
Finland122
Denmark121
Italy120
Sweden119
EA19111
Germany 106
Ireland 105
EU28100
Malta98
Slovenia97
United Kingdom95
Greece91
Spain89
Cyprus89
Croatia85
Estonia84
Portugal83
Slovakia79
Czechia76
Latvia76
Hungary75
Lithuania71
Albania71
Bosnia and Herzegovina69
Serbia67
Turkey65
Bulgaria64
Poland63
Romania63
Montenegro62
North Macedonia62

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