Tag #Food Prices

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Greek Inflation Reaches 3.1% in July 2025 Amidst Rising Energy Costs and Climate Change Impacts

Greece's July 2025 inflation hit 3.1%, a year high, due to increased energy costs, tourism demand, and climate-change-affected fresh produce supply; food prices rose by 2.8%, with fruits up 19.3% and coffee up 16.8%.

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\"High Food Prices Dampen UK Retail Sales in July\"\

Rising food prices, particularly meat (up 17%) and butter (up 18.2%), significantly impacted British retail sales in July, with BRC data showing a 4% year-on-year food price increase and CBI reporting a sales decline, although slightly improved from June.

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Italian Consumer Prices: Soaring Flight and Food Costs

Based on Istat data analyzed by Unc, European flights saw a 156.5% price increase from June 2021 to June 2025, while domestic flights increased by 124.9%, olive oil by 59.5%, and other goods like butter, electricity, and jewelry also experienced significant price hikes, far exceeding the overall inf...

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Climate Change Drives Global Food Price Spikes

A new study shows extreme weather, intensified by climate change, is causing sharp increases in global food prices, impacting various products and posing broad social risks; examples include a 70% rise in South Korean cabbage prices and a 280% increase in global cocoa prices.

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Extreme Weather Drives Global Food Price Spikes

A 2024 study reveals extreme weather events such as heatwaves and droughts between 2022 and 2024 caused significant food price increases globally, impacting various commodities like cabbage, rice, vegetables, olive oil, cocoa, and coffee due to reduced crop yields in concentrated production areas, h...

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Spanish Inflation Rises on Tourism Boom, Food Costs

Spain's June 2025 inflation rose 2.3% year-on-year due to increased fuel, housing, and food costs; however, tourism prices surged, with accommodations up 30.1% and domestic flights up 22.5% in the first half of 2025, while international tourism packages decreased by over 4%.

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European Grocery Prices Vary Widely in 2025: Geneva Most Expensive, Budapest and Warsaw Cheapest

The Deutsche Bank's Grocery Index ranks Geneva as the world's most expensive city for groceries in 2025, 6% higher than New York, while Budapest and Warsaw are the cheapest in Europe, at 63% lower than New York, based on Numbeo data.

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Global Hunger Remains High Despite Slight Decrease in 2024

The 2025 SOFI report reveals that 638-720 million people globally lacked sufficient food in 2024, despite slight improvement from 2023; hunger increased in most African regions and Western Asia, highlighting food system inequalities exacerbated by inflation and economic factors.

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Climate Change Drives Global Food Price Spikes

Extreme weather events intensified by climate change caused significant short-term spikes in global food prices between 2022 and 2024, impacting low-income households and posing wider societal risks, according to a new study.

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Extreme Weather Drives Global Food Price Spikes

A new study reveals how extreme weather events from 2022-2024, including record heat, drought, and rainfall, caused significant price increases in 16 food items across 18 countries, impacting global food security and potentially influencing political stability.

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Reduced German Strawberry and Asparagus Harvests Drive Up Prices

Due to rising costs, particularly labor, German farmers are reducing strawberry and asparagus production, resulting in significantly lower harvests and higher consumer prices; the minimum wage increase is exacerbating the issue.

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Germany Rejects Minimum Wage Exceptions for Seasonal Farm Workers

Germany's Federal Ministry of Agriculture rejected calls for minimum wage exceptions for seasonal agricultural workers, deeming them legally unfeasible under the Basic Law's principle of equal treatment; this decision is expected to increase prices for domestic produce and potentially shift producti...

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