Espresso Prices in Italy Jump Nearly 25% in Five Years, Study Finds

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The highest average price was charged in Bolzano with 1.51 euros.

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It is no longer uncommon for an espresso to cost 1.50 euros. The best way to drink it is in Sicily. Problematic for local operators: the coffee is increasingly taken home.

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If Bolzano is the most expensive city, Pescara is the one that recorded the heaviest increase

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The Centro di formazione e ricerca sugli consumi, in collaboration with Assoutenti, has carried out a new study on the prices of the classic cup: an espresso at the bar costs almost a quarter more in Italy today than five years ago

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An espresso at the bar now costs almost a quarter more in Italy than five years ago. (ANSA)

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A cup of coffee consumed at a bar in Italy currently costs almost a quarter, 24 percent, more than five years ago, and is currently the most expensive in Bolzano, the daily Corriere della Sera reported on Wednesday, citing data from the Fipe catering industry association.