The prices of olive oil in Croatia have significantly increased, with a rise of 43%. Croatia leads the eurozone in price growth since October, and inflation has reached 5% over the past year. The government has expanded the list of products with capped prices, while a boycott of stores continues. The largest increase in olive oil prices in Europe has been recorded in Estonia and the Czech Republic, while the smallest increases are in Albania and Kosovo. In Croatia, less than 40,000 hectoliters of oil have been produced, and
Olive oil prices in Croatia rose 43%. Inflation is high.
