The reduction is mainly due to the “dip” of 38.2% recorded by olive oil prices, but also the decline in animal prices by 6%
Further, in January, outflow prices in agriculture-feed, compared to the corresponding month of the previous year, in January, a development due to another month, in the “dip” of 38.2% of the olive oil prices, as evidenced by the provisional details of the Greek statistics.
In particular, the General Price Index in Agriculture – Livestock (no subsidies) in January 2025 declined 8.9% compared to the corresponding index of January 2024. The corresponding index of January 2024, compared to January 2023, had an increase of 22.5%.
The reduction is due to:
- In a reduction of 11.4% of the prices index of vegetable production and mainly in the change in the olive oil group,
- The 4.1% reduction in the price index of animal production.
The Output Price Index in January 2025, compared to the December 2024 index, increased 6.0%.
The Average West of February 2024 – January 2025, compared to the corresponding index of February 2023 – January 2024, increased 2.5%.
A slight decrease of 2.1% was reported in January and the General Input Price Index in Agriculture – Livestock, compared to the January 2024 index compared to the 1.4% decrease in January 2024 compared to January 2023.
The reduction in the input price index of 2.1% in January 2025, compared to the corresponding index of January 2024, is due to: (a) a reduction of 3.4% of the prices ratio of consumables and in particular to the change in the energy group and lubricants and b) the increase of 1.9% of the price.
Source: Skai
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