Figure 1
The line graph compares three levels over time from 2019 to 2022. The horizontal axis displays week labels grouped under each year. Under 2019, the labels are: “week 1”, “week 9”, “week 17”, “week 25”, “week 33”, “week 41”, and “week 49”. Under 2020, the labels are: “week 5”, “week 13”, “week 21”, “week 29”, “week 37”, and “week 45”. Under 2021, the labels are: “week 1”, “week 9”, “week 17”, “week 25”, “week 33”, “week 41”, and “week 49”. Under 2022, the labels are: “week 5”, “week 13”, “week 21”, “week 29”, “week 37”, and “week 45”. The vertical axis ranges from 50 to 450 in increments of 50 units. Three lines are shown as indicated in the legend below: A light gray line represents “Farm level”. A dark gray line represents “Processing level”. A black line represents “Retail level”. The black “Retail level” line begins at 190 in 2019 week 1, gradually rises to around 210 by 2021, then increases sharply throughout 2022. It reaches 250 at early 2022, rises above 300 by mid-2022, fluctuates around 350 to 370, and ends slightly above 400 at week 45 of 2022. The dark gray “Processing level” line begins at 155 in 2019 and remains relatively stable around 160 to 170 through 2021. During 2022, it increases steadily, crossing 200, then 250, and ending at 330. The light gray “Farm level” line begins at 100 in 2019 and stays close to 100 to 110 through most of 2021. During 2022, it rises steadily above 150 and ends slightly above 200. The steepest growth for all three lines occurs during 2022, with the “Retail level” line showing the largest increase overall. Note: All data values are approximated.Deflated weekly fresh milk prices in Hungary (HUF/litre)