Confronto dei prezzi in Lituania e Germania. Il salario minimo in Lituania è di 777 euro netto
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Confronto dei prezzi in Lituania e Germania. Il salario minimo in Lituania è di 777 euro netto
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di NaujasVartotojas1
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Even more wild? The current Lithuanian prices aren’t far off from where the German ones were about a year or two before the pandemic 😅
Jet germans keep crying about high grocery costs when they have some of the lowest in the eu
I would compare Barbora with something like Rewe (and non-discount prices).
Edit: z.B. Honigmelone 1 Stück – 2,99 € [https://shop.rewe.de/p/honigmelone-1-stueck/45783](https://shop.rewe.de/p/honigmelone-1-stueck/45783)
Edit 2: To be fair, you have discount shops like Lidl in Lithuania, too.
whys shit so expensive
It was explained to me that there is a lot of competition between supermarkets here, REWE, LIDL, ALDI, Penny, Netto, Norma, Edeka and many more are usually just a few minutes away from each other. I live in walking distance to Four different Supermarkets.
Leinöl seems somewhat of a nieche product. What about products that are more widely used, like butter?
In Latvia the prices are also high.
Some hand picked stuff is compared. Show meat prices. Cheese prices. Show prices from lidl / maxima not rimi. I am from Latvia. In latvian lidl the most I spent weekly was 60 EUR. Now in germany I sapnd 80-120 EUR in aldi every week.
The situation is very similar in Croatia, where I am from. I compare the same products, even from the same stores (DM, Lidl) and the products in Croatia (that I know of, but probably more) are up to 70 % more expensive. It’s ridiculous and people should revolt, like I honestly don’t know how people survive.