A classic product, yerba
According to the study, in the last four World Cups, yerba mate was one of the products that was most affected as a result of inflation. At the 2010 World Cup in South Africa, 500 grams cost around $5.30, while today you can get them for $378, reflecting a cumulative increase of 7,032%.
The inevitable roast
Surely the euphoria of each match will leave us wanting to extend the match and prepare the fire for a barbecue. For those who are in charge of buying it —for four people— this year they will spend around $2,792 on a mix of red meats, chicken and pork. The same product twelve years ago cost $40.57; reaching an accumulated increase of 6784%.
The bite can not miss
Picada has also increased considerably in the last decade, although to a lesser extent compared to roasting. In 2010 it cost about $147; towards 2014 its value increased and reached $480; and for the year 2018 it already cost $700. From the last World Cup until now, one of the favorite foods for a football game has increased in price by 470%. The accumulated during the last four World Cups is 2614%.
And what was the increase in the national team jersey?
In South Africa 2010 this item cost $249, and in Brazil 2014 it jumped to $749; that is to say, it increased by 201% from one World Cup to another. In 2018, the original albiceleste clothing cost around $1,649, 120% more than in the previous edition. And so we come to the jersey that will be worn in Qatar 2022, the cost is 931% more than four years ago. In other words, the cumulative increase from 2010 to the present is 6,727%.
Source: Ambito
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