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Croatia agricultural land and produce market trends

Overview

Agricultural data in Croatia indicates rising costs for land and varied pricing for seasonal produce.

According to the Croatian Bureau of Statistics (DZS), agricultural land prices have increased significantly over the past year. The average price for arable land reached 6,723 euros per hectare, with notable regional spikes in Adriatic Croatia, where prices rose by 2,746 euros to 9,401 euros per hectare. Pasture and meadow land also saw price hikes, with pasture land averaging 6,893 euros per hectare.

In the seasonal produce markets, pricing remains diverse. At the Načanj fair, red ground paprika was priced at 35 euros per kilogram, while chestnuts ranged from 4 to 6 euros per kilogram. Additionally, the mandarin season has begun in Šibenik, with domestic mandarins from the Neretva Valley available starting at 1.50 euros per kilogram.

Entities

Croatian Bureau of Statistics · Šibenik · Načanj · Ministry of Finance · Neretva Valley

Claims

What the coverage asserts, and how many sources carry each claim.

[○ 1 SOURCE] Red ground paprika at the Načanj fair was priced at 35 euros per kilogram. medjimurski.hr
[○ 1 SOURCE] Young beans were priced at 3 euros per kilogram. medjimurski.hr
[○ 1 SOURCE] Chestnuts were available for 4 to 6 euros per kilogram. medjimurski.hr
[○ 1 SOURCE] Mandarin sales from the Neretva Valley have begun in Šibenik. www.index.hr
[○ 1 SOURCE] Domestic mandarins are being offered at 1.50 euros per kilogram. www.index.hr

Timeline

12 days ago

[BUSINESS] 2 sources
Croatia agricultural markets report varied produce prices
Agricultural markets in Croatia report varied produce prices, including 35 euros per kg for red ground paprika and the start of the mandarin season in Šibenik at 1.50 euros per kg.
17 days ago

[BUSINESS] 6 sources
Croatia agricultural land prices rise significantly
Agricultural land prices in Croatia have risen significantly, with arable land averaging 6,723 euros per hectare, up 758 euros from the previous year, according to the Croatian Bureau of Statistics.

Sources

biznis.rs · financije.hr · glas-slavonije.hr · glasistre.hr · index.hr · medjimurski.hr · n1info.hr · vecernji.ba