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ZAGREB, 30 Sept (Hina) - Croatia was one of the European Union countries with the highest increase of costs in agriculture in the second quarter of 2022, and it also recorded a two-digit rise in the prices of agricultural output, which was only slightly lower than the European average, a report from Eurostat has shown.
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