According to Pordata,
in a publication on Twitter, in 2021, final consumption expenditure by
households on food and non-alcoholic beverages represented 17.9% of total
expenditure. A number that is set to increase, taking into account the high
inflation experienced in the country.
Leading the top five
of the ranking are, Romania (25.2%), Lithuania (20.4%), Estonia (19.9%), Slovakia
and Poland (both with 19.6%).
In the opposite
direction, that is, the countries with the lowest family expenditures on food
are Ireland, Austria, Germany, Denmark and Finland, with 8.3%, 10.9%, 11.8%,
11.8% and 12.2%, respectively.
The consuming culture is so different among the countries mentioned with low and high expenditure.
By Jan from Other on 06 Nov 2022, 06:17
Usual twisted logic prevails-no surprises here- where rich countries are the ones that pay the least for basics, while poorest pay the most. Yay! Hurrah for the European b*****y disguised as “Union”.
By guida from Lisbon on 07 Nov 2022, 05:03