Kosovo, region's second-place bread expensive within the year

Kosovo has faced increased prices of products and services by the end of last year, mainly due to supply disorders caused by the Corleone pandemic and the Russian war, Ukraine.

The bread in Kosovo suffered an annual increase of 39 percent (50 cents), due to the world's inflation, Kosovo is ranked second in the increase in bread prices within the year.

This was released in an infographic published by Radio Free Europe, data that has been collected by statistical entities and oven associations in the Western Balkans.

The state that has mostly eaten white bread in one year is Montenegro, with 50 percent -- the state that holds the highest price of bread, 50 cents.

Albania is the state that has reached at least this essential food product, with only 20 percent.

For the price of bread, Kosovo stands last, with 50 cents apiece. The freest bread in the region is being sold in Serbia, according to Infographics, where a stock costs 42 cents.

The highest bread prices in the Western Balkans keep states as follows: Northern Macedonia HINA 81 cents, Bosnia and Herzegovina 79 cents and Montenegro 75 cents.