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    4. antisa1003 on

      There are tons of variables that influence the price.

      Are the chicken breasts fresh? Frozen? Local? Imported? With or without the skin? Bigger company or shop brand? Which shop?

    6. Golda_M on

      What’s the explanation for price variance within EU countries? 

      I understand that supermarkets and their logistics cost more in richer countries… but that shouldn’t be a 100% difference. 

    7. yogirlcat on

      Chicken breast pricing is such a weird thing to use for market analysis. In Portugal you can get a whole chicken by that price, of course the breast is expensive, it is wasteful to buy a single breast if you think about it…

    8. Jaeger__85 on

      The Dutch price is wrong. I buy mine for 8 euro per KG at the Makro.

    9. SlightlyUsedUsername on

      Again another meaningless garbage info, because there’s no source.

    10. Murky_Character5437 on

      I’m not finding any chicken breast for 12.87€/kg in Norway. Maybe if you’re buying frozen in bulk. The normal price is more like 17 – 25 €.

    11. EEuroman on

      Austria price like this would be at Billa, for branded “fair to animals” chicken breasts, slovak price is correct and czech price is completely nonsensical, should be same, slightly lower than slovakia.

      Numbeo is fine for some general cost of living stuff, but for this it is braindead.

    12. JJOne101 on

      You can find import chicken breast for about €14 per kilo in Switzerland.

    15. benny_february on

      For the record, 🇭🇺 Hungary’s currency is the forint (even 21 years after joining to the EU), 1€ = 400 Ft, and the populist government is holding down the price of many things (pe. of chicken beast as well) like it was in the communism (era of “the happiest barrack of the USSR”) aka “price cap”, so we cannot be happy being at the first third of the list.

    16. MisterBilau on

      If this were true, I would get a truck, load it with chicken in Italy, drive 10 minutes, and double my money in switzerland lmao

    17. Evol_Etah on

      300 INR in india city-core

      250 in suburban

      200 in rural

      Chicken skinless (all) is about 250inr /kg

    19. schacks on

      Would be interesting to see this correlated for median income in the respective countries.

    20. utopianlasercat on

      Austria is just shitfuck expensive. On the other hand, quality of life is pretty much unmatched. 

    21. TechnicalyNotRobot on

      Hey, quick question, where the hell do you find this 8.33€/kg chicken in Denmark? Rural Jutland?

    22. onehandedbackhand on

      I either buy meat or a week’s worth of veggies. Shit’s almost turning me into a vegetarian.

    23. Talkycoder on

      I wanna know where you are finding a kg of chicken that cheap in the UK? 300g would be around 4€ minimum, and it’d be crap chicken at that.

    24. DreamingInfraviolet on

      It’s good for them to be more expensive. Animal suffering shouldn’t be commodified to be as cheap as possible.

    25. Martin5143 on

      For Estonia the right number would be bit less than 7€. That’s chicken breast imported from Latvia or Lithuania. 8,27 would be domestically grown chickens, or more recently, about 9€/kg.

    28. GuruVII on

      Slovenia seems about right. I could go to the store and buy kg of chicken breast for 8.99€, bred and butchered in Slovenia. Major chains have it at 10€ and when on sale it can go to around 6€.
      I’ve also seen it go as low as 3€, but that was some random chicken from poland.

    29. AmbitiousCriticism06 on

      The prices in Czechia are insane; the Czechs should do something about it. The wages there are like Eastern Europe, but the prices are like Western Europe?

    30. Top_County_6130 on

      This is complete bullshit. Czechia is like 5-6€/kg of chicken breast.

    34. Vegetable-Rope1569 on

      WHAT? HOW? How can chicken be so expensive in countries where the animals are generally treated well and not fisted full of antibiotics? Top 10 questions scientists can’t answer…

    36. HunterThin870 on

      So what you are saying is that I could start import company for polish chicken in Finland and become a billionaire?

    37. Lifekraft on

      Lmao 12€/kilo in france.

      Thats not on average and if we are being honnest i even doubt it exist. I paid 7,50€ for 170g just 2 days ago. Not even organic , just from france.

    38. PuzzleheadedWeb1466 on

      Is that why you want to defend Ukraine at all costs? To buy cheap chicken?

    43. NaCl_Sailor on

      i still remember when chicken breast was 7.99€ per kg in Germany like 2 years ago

    44. phreeakz on

      Hate chicken breast.. The rest like wings and drumsticks are cheap in Germany. Like it more.. And of course Pollo Fino is around 8-9€

    45. ItHappensSo on

      Intersting, Denmark normally has the second highest food prices in Europe after Luxembourg

    46. Far_Excitement4103 on

      I moved the family to Zurich in Switzerland for some time during covid. We had to escape the full lockdowns in Ireland. Living in a country town and having police stopping you running or biking further than 5km was bothersome.

      The meat prices were a shock. I usually eat 1kg of meat a day, and I had to cut this down drastically.

      The quality of the meat itself was really good.

      We ended up just eating less meat. It was actually good for a change.

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