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Croatian government freezes prices of food, medical products and range of other products

Christian Fernsby |
The Croatian government held a telephone session yesterday to pass a Decision on Exceptional Price Control Measures for Certain Products.

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Topics: CROATIAN    PRICES    FOOD   

According to the government, "this decision is made to prevent the negative effects of changes in individual product prices and to prevent monopolistic pricing of products, in relation to the emerging epidemic of COVID-19 caused by the SARS-CoV-2 virus in the Republic of Croatia, thereby ensuring the protection of health and people's lives. "

The decision determines the products to which the price control measure applies: flour, milk and milk powder, eggs, sugar, salt, rice, pasta, fresh meat, fish, fruits and vegetables, canned meat, canned food, edible oil, baby food, baby diapers, drinking water, laundry detergent, dishwasher detergent, soap, water, space and hand disinfectants including concentrated alcohol, protective overalls and other protective and medical clothing and footwear, goggles and visors, safety glove , shoe covers, masks surgical, FFP2, FFP3, respirators transport ventilators, medicines and medical products, and bedding and other underwear for the healthcare system.

The decision applies to entities engaged in the registered activity of production and trade in the territory of Croatia.

In accordance with the Exceptional Price Control Act, the highest price is considered to be the price of a product as of January 30 this year, when the World Health Organization declared the COVID-19 infectious disease caused by the SARS-CoV-2 virus a public health threat of international importance.

As of today Croatia has 49 cases.


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