What were the foods that increased the most in November?

What were the foods that increased the most in November?

In this framework, the products that increased the most in the period between October and November for the consultancy were:

  • Milk cream (21%)
  • Flavored still water (12.8%)
  • Powdered juices (8.6%)
  • Kitchen roll (7.8%)
  • Room deodorant (7.5%)
  • Condiments (7.4%)
  • Café (7,4%)
  • Medium wines (6.8%)
  • Bar soap (6.8%)
  • Razors (5.8%)

The highlight is the drop in price of the following products, many of them in promotion: Diapers (-13.9%), Sancks (-13.1%), Broths (-5.6%), Milk (-4, 8%), Beers (-2.4%), Chocolate (-2.2%), Oil (-2%), Liquid Juices (-1.7%), among others.

For the consulting firm EcoGo, the largest increases were observed in beef, with a rise of 7.5% in the month, which was present first in butcher shops and then in the last week of the month in supermarkets (9.3%). “This is the first significant rise in meat prices after the implementation of export restrictions promoted in May. In the case of poultry, the rise was 4.8% and was concentrated in the second week (6.1%) “, expressed the consultant in the report.

Citrus fruits (9.4%) presented the largest increase in the index in November. Raise, which was accompanied throughout the month, except for the last week, by the rest of the fruits and led to the variation of the item to 6.9%. The same happened with vegetables that closed the month with an average 3.8% increase in their prices.

“Again, as happened with the launch of Maximum Prices, it is fresh products that drive inflation in food. However, unlike then, the rest of the items show increases that on average amount to 2 , 4% “, they affirmed.

Analysts agree that in the food and beverages category, like other mass consumption products, they moderated due to the substantial drop in prices that occurred at the end of October due to the freeze, this caused a statistical drag to November. However, the outlook for December is not auspicious: food resumed its rise in the last week of November, leaving a high statistical drag for December, which anticipates a December with inflation again close to 3%.

Source From: Ambito

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