How have farm and fertiliser prices changed in Greece?
Annual nominal prices paid for farm inputs and prices received for agricultural goods. Compare each series with its own baseline; national baskets and weights differ.
These are price changes, not price levels, revenue or profit. Input and output baskets differ. Their gap does not measure margins or how much farm costs caused supermarket inflation.
Other-country median: +31.55%
Other-country median: +40.90%
The peer comparison uses only countries with both valid series across the interval; Greece is excluded. It is not the official EU aggregate. 26/26. The official aggregate uses different weights.
Was Greece different from other countries?
● Current farm inputs · □ Agricultural goods · 2020 → 2025. The connecting line is a visual comparison, not a margin.
Excluded from the paired comparison: none.
Exact country changes and exclusions
| Country | Current farm inputs | Agricultural goods | Input / output flags | Unavailable reason |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Belgium | +27.89% | +38.53% | ||
| Bulgaria | +34.30% | +36.06% | ||
| Czechia | +31.30% | +35.50% | ||
| Denmark | +25.81% | +26.02% | ||
| Germany | +31.50% | +39.60% | p | |
| Estonia | +34.52% | +45.84% | ||
| Ireland | +27.17% | +65.62% | ||
| Greece | +30.44% | +45.85% | ||
| Spain | +26.63% | +45.65% | ||
| France | +26.02% | +29.82% | ||
| Croatia | +40.33% | +42.88% | ||
| Italy | +29.60% | +38.00% | ||
| Cyprus | +20.88% | +27.34% | ||
| Latvia | +36.91% | +39.33% | ||
| Lithuania | +53.78% | +34.69% | ||
| Luxembourg | +24.44% | +48.50% | ||
| Hungary | +66.80% | +65.06% | ||
| Malta | +23.61% | +29.20% | ||
| Netherlands | +30.71% | +46.53% | ||
| Austria | +31.60% | +42.20% | ||
| Poland | +43.64% | +52.95% | ||
| Portugal | +43.38% | +46.66% | ||
| Romania | +41.66% | +49.81% | ||
| Slovenia | +37.47% | +52.15% | ||
| Slovakia | +41.70% | +38.40% | ||
| Finland | +28.16% | +34.71% | p | |
| Sweden | +35.42% | +47.92% |
Official EU aggregate: +31.98% / +41.10% · /
Does the starting year change the picture?
Every available earlier baseline is shown. The paired peer cohort can change; each row names its size.
| Baseline | Greece inputs | Greece output | Peer median inputs | Peer median output | Peer countries |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2020 → 2025 | +30.44% | +45.85% | +31.55% | +40.90% | 26/26 |
| 2021 → 2025 | +20.71% | +31.47% | +19.73% | +27.40% | 26/26 |
| 2022 → 2025 | -4.47% | +16.13% | -9.50% | +0.18% | 26/26 |
| 2023 → 2025 | -5.02% | +0.70% | -5.14% | +3.68% | 26/26 |
| 2024 → 2025 | -1.81% | -3.50% | +0.57% | +4.47% | 26/26 |
Greek source indices and definitions
| Year | Current farm inputs · 2020=100 | Agricultural goods · 2020=100 | Input / output source flags |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2020 | 100.00 | 100.00 | / |
| 2021 | 108.06 | 110.94 | / |
| 2022 | 136.54 | 125.59 | / |
| 2023 | 137.34 | 144.84 | / |
| 2024 | 132.85 | 151.14 | / |
| 2025 | 130.44 | 145.85 | / |
Country-specific fixed-base baskets; annual nominal indices, 2020=100. Growth = 100 × (end / start − 1). All interval years must exist and have compatible flags. A break blocks change, not necessarily the endpoint observation. Estimates/provisional values retain flags. No seasonally adjusted monthly interpolation or cross-base splicing. Farm input prices do not cover every operating cost; own-use feed and EAA account shares have different scope.
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Eurostat · 2026-10-25