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Input Price Index has increased with 4,7 % between October 2003 and October 2004. All cost items in the Input Price Index have increased during the period. Energi and lubricants is the single cost item with the highest increase (13,1 %) during the period. A second forecast, sent to Eurostat, of the Input Price Index for the year 2004 has been calculated. This forecast shows that the index will increase with 3,7 % between 2003 and 2004.

Output Price Index has decreased with 4,8 % between October 2003 and October 2004. Cereals, potatoes and fruit are those products that have decreased most during the period. Forage plants is one of the items which have the highest increase during the period. Index for crop output has incerased with 7,7 % and index for animal output has decreased with 3,0 %. The second forecast, sent to Eurostat, of Output Price Index for 2004 shows an decrease of 2,3 % between 2003 and 2004.

Price index for the Food Industry, food from price regulated agricultural products (PPI-J) has decreased with 0,1 % and Consumer Price Index, food from price regulated agricultural products (KPI-J), has decreased with 0,4 % between October 2003 and October 2004. The development of KPI-J is 0,8 % lower than the general development of consumer prices, calculated with CPI (Consumer Price Index).

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1. Price Indices in the Food Sector.1

2. Input Price Index.

3. Output Price Index.

4. Price Index for the Food Industry, food from price regulated agricultural products.

5. Consumer Price Index, food from price regulated agricultural products.1

6. Input Price Index for the EU market.

7. Output Price Index for the EU market.

8. Price trends for certain means of production (elementary indices from Input Price Index).

9. Producer prices for crop products (SEK per 100 kg).

10. Producer prices for animal products (SEK per 100 kg).

11. Mean producer prices for slaughtered livestock (SEK per 100 kg).