Poland one of the cheapest countries in the EU – Eurostat

Price levels of consumer goods and services in Poland were at 57 percent of the EU average, making it one of the cheapest countries in the bloc behind only Bulgaria (48 percent, Romania had the same result as Poland), according to data released by Eurostat. The most expensive countries in the EU are Denmark (140 percent), Sweden (130 percent), Luxembourg and Finland (both 123 percent). Among the various products, clothing is the most expensive in Poland (90 percent of the EU average), while food and non-alcoholic beverages are the cheapest (73 percent).