The price of wheat or meslin flour in the Netherlands showed little fluctuation from 2012 to 2020, generally hovering around €0.51 per kilogram. Despite slight annual variations, prices remained relatively stable. From 2012 to 2014, the price gradually increased, peaking at €0.52, and then oscillated between €0.50 and €0.52 in subsequent years.
In 2023, the price continued to maintain its stability, aligning closely with previous years, indicating a general market equilibrium for flour. Over the last two years, minor fluctuations occurred, with changes being marginal and reflecting general market stability.
Over the last five years, the compound annual growth rate (CAGR) illustrates a negligible average price change per year, underscoring a stable pricing environment for wheat or meslin flour in the Netherlands.
Future trends to watch for include any impacts from global commodity market fluctuations, such as those driven by climate change or geopolitical issues, which could affect supply chains and potentially increase volatility in flour prices.
