The data describes the year-on-year variation of food expenditure in households in Spain in 2016, broken down by product type. That same year, the annual variation rate of oil spending increased by almost 7% over the previous year. The product that registered the lowest variation was sugar, which suffered a drop of approx. 5%.
Oils | 6.7 |
Mineral water | 6.1 |
Wines | 6.1 |
Spices and condiments | 5.8 |
Coffees and teas | 5.4 |
Rice | 4.8 |
Ready meals | 4.1 |
Vegetables | 4 |
Sauces | 4 |
Fresh fruits | 3.7 |
Potatoes and vegetables | 2.8 |
Nuts | 2.6 |
Beer | 1.8 |
Pasta | 0.8 |
Pastries/Cookies/Cereals/Christmas products | 0.7 |
Olives | 0.7 |
Juices and nectars | 0.2 |
Processed fruits and vegetables | 0 |
Eggs | -0.3 |
Dairy Products | -0.6 |
Fishing | -0.9 |
Spirits | -1.3 |
Broths | -1.4 |
Refreshing drinks | -1.6 |
Salt | -2 |
Bread | -2.6 |
Liquid milk | -2.6 |
Meat | -3.9 |
Sugar | -4.8 |