October the 1st, 2025 – Croatian food prices are set to inflate at twice the pace of those in the rest of the Eurozone in 2026. Unlike Croatia, where food prices will continue to rise, food price increases in other Eurozone countries have already stopped this year. croatian food prices will increase in 2026, as they did earlier this year…Croatian food prices became significantly more expensive during May, June and July, when this growth stopped at seven percent. Back in August, food price growth eased slightly and stopped at 6.6 percent, but food prices grew faster than overall inflation for most of the year. Import dependence on food has exceeded all reasonable limits, which makes us extremely sensitive to shocks on the global food market.