Switzerland was the most expensive in Europe for food and non-alcoholic drinks in 2017 (+68% more than the EU average) (Keystone)
Switzerland has been ranked the second-most expensive European country behind Iceland for consumer goods, which are 59% higher than the European Union average. Food and non-alcoholic drinks are particularly pricey.
For the third year in a row, Switzerland was the most expensive in Europe for food and non-alcoholic drinks in 2017 (+68% more than the EU average, slightly down from 2016), according to Eurostat data for 2017 released on Wednesdayexternal link.
But it was also the second most expensive European country for clothing (+53%) behind Iceland, and the third most expensive for hotels

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