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Lamb in Metković shocked with the price, but Zagreb restaurants are even more expensive
Croatia🏛️ PoliticsCenter9 hr. ago

Lamb in Metković shocked with the price, but Zagreb restaurants are even more expensive

The article discusses the high price of roasted lamb in Metković during a local festival, sparking public reaction. While some view the price of 45 euros per kilogram as excessive, comparisons with prices in Zagreb show that it is relatively cheaper. In Zagreb, prices range from 54 to 82 euros per kilogram, making the Metković price more affordable. The article explains that the cost reflects rising expenses such as livestock feed, transportation, wood, labor, and rental costs. It notes that these increased costs are influenced by global factors like conflicts in the Middle East affecting energy and transport prices. Prices have risen significantly compared to previous years, with a 30% increase since 2023.

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Lamb in Metković shocked with the price, but Zagreb restaurants are even more expensive

The article discusses the high price of roasted lamb in Metković during a local festival, sparking public reaction. While some view the price of 45 euros per kilogram as excessive, comparisons with prices in Zagreb show that it is relatively cheaper. In Zagreb, prices range from 54 to 82 euros per kilogram, making the Metković price more affordable. The article explains that the cost reflects rising expenses such as livestock feed, transportation, wood, labor, and rental costs. It notes that these increased costs are influenced by global factors like conflicts in the Middle East affecting energy and transport prices. Prices have risen significantly compared to previous years, with a 30% increase since 2023.

Bias read (Center): The article presents both perspectives—public surprise at the price in Metković and comparative data showing it is cheaper than in Zagreb. It avoids taking a clear ideological stance, instead providing balanced information on pricing trends and underlying economic factors. The framing remains non-bi

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