Belgium is a major consumer of chocolate. Recently, due to rising raw material costs and a rebound in inflation, the price of Belgian chocolate has significantly increased. Some chocolate merchants have noted that the futures price of cocoa, the main raw material for chocolate, has now surpassed 8,500 British Pounds per ton, making the price increase an unavoidable decision for merchants. Data shows that in the past year, the average price of chocolate in EU countries has risen by 11.1%. Currently, the overall economy in Europe is sluggish, consumer confidence is low, and chocolate sales have also been affected. (CCTV Finance)
成本上升，欧盟巧克力价格平均上涨11.1%
Due to rising costs, the average price of chocolate in the European Union has increased by 11.1%.
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