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A study reveals that food prices in Bulgaria are lower than in Albania but higher than in Romania. The report highlights significant price disparities across Europe, with Bulgaria's retail markups reaching 135%. While Romania has the cheapest food prices in the EU, households spend a larger portion of their income on food. The study also indicates that food affordability varies greatly, with Eastern European countries generally having lower prices. However, lower prices do not necessarily equate to better accessibility for consumers due to income disparities. The cost of a shopping basket varies widely across Europe, with Switzerland being the most expensive and Moldova the cheapest.