Croatian living in New Zealand. I’ve been seeing the boycotts due to high grocery prices in Croatia and figured I’d see how it compares to New Zealand prices, which is literally on the other side of the world.
For context this is a basket of goods from one major supermarket in Auckland using mainly “store brand” items. The prices are in $NZD and converted into EUR. Shopping around can be cheaper than this particularly for fruit and vegetables e.g. 30 eggs is about $12 NZD at individually run fruit and veg shops or Carrots can be $1.50 a kg at the market.
Interested to see how it compares, let me know if you have any questions.
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Konzum is one of largest grocery chains. You can browse their web shop and compare. You can use auto translate option in chrome or edge to translate from croatian to english.
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Croatian living in New Zealand. I’ve been seeing the boycotts due to high grocery prices in Croatia and figured I’d see how it compares to New Zealand prices, which is literally on the other side of the world.
For context this is a basket of goods from one major supermarket in Auckland using mainly “store brand” items. The prices are in $NZD and converted into EUR. Shopping around can be cheaper than this particularly for fruit and vegetables e.g. 30 eggs is about $12 NZD at individually run fruit and veg shops or Carrots can be $1.50 a kg at the market.
Interested to see how it compares, let me know if you have any questions.
Konzum is one of largest grocery chains. You can browse their web shop and compare. You can use auto translate option in chrome or edge to translate from croatian to english.
https://www.konzum.hr/
Our grocery prices are quite high, but I doubt they are as high as those in New Zealand and Australia, these countries are as expensive as fuckš„²