In 2024, Romania was the cheapest country in the EU for food and non-alcoholic drinks, followed by Slovakia and Poland, according to Eurostat.
Adrian Rusu
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Eurostat data show that Romania ranks first in the European Union in the 'Food and non-alcoholic beverages' category, with prices 24% lower than the EU average. In contrast, Luxembourg and Denmark have the highest prices. Romania also ranks second in 'Recreation and culture', followed by Bulgaria. In terms of GDP per capita, Romania is at 78% of the EU average, with Bulgaria the lowest. These figures reflect purchasing power and living costs compared to other Member States.
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România era anul trecut cel mai ieftin stat membru la alimente și băuturi nealcoolice și avea cel mai scăzut nivel al prețurilor la recreere și cultură, dintre țările UE
A doua cea mai ieftină tară din UE rămâne România. Însă și cu unul dintre cele mai mici salarii
INS: România era anul trecut cel mai ieftin stat membru la alimente şi băuturi nealcoolice şi avea cel mai scăzut nivel al preţurilor la recreere şi cultură, dintre ţările UE
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