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Purchasing Power Parities (PPP) surveys run by the CSO are funded by the European Union through annual grants administered by Eurostat.
In the 36 countries, price levels for Milk, Cheese & Eggs were highest in Iceland (72% above the EU27 average) and lowest in Slovakia (14% below the EU27 average). Irish price levels for Milk, Cheese & Eggs were 11% above the EU27 average. Of the Eurozone countries the highest price levels were observed in Cyprus (31% above the EU27 average) and the lowest were in Slovakia (14% below the EU27 average), see Table 9.1 below.
Ireland ranked 15th most expensive of the 36 countries and 8th most expensive of the 20 Eurozone countries.
Figure 9.1 and Map 9.1 shows the data for all 36 countries.
| Table 9.1 Milk, Cheese and Eggs | |
| EU27 Average | 100 |
| Most Expensive (36 countries) | (Iceland) 172 |
| Most Expensive European Union (27) | (Cyprus) 131 |
| Most Expensive Eurozone (20) | (Cyprus) 131 |
| Ireland | 111 |
| Least Expensive (36 countries) | (Slovakia) 86 |
| Least Expensive European Union (27) | (Slovakia) 86 |
| Least Expensive Eurozone (20) | (Slovakia) 86 |
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