Croatia is facing a new milestone in the fuel market, where the price of diesel will reach a historic high from Tuesday. This change brings significant financial consequences for all participants in transport, particularly for those who rely daily on this type of fuel. Market conditions are becoming increasingly unfavourable, placing pressure on all stakeholders in the supply chain and transport sector.
The key figure distinguishing this change is the rise in the price of diesel to 1.96 euros per litre. Compared to the previous period, when the price was 1.85 euros, a significant increase in costs is evident. This change particularly affects those dependent on blue diesel, the price of which is rising from 1.40 to 1.51 euros per litre. This price dynamic presents additional challenges for all those who use this type of fuel daily for their business and private needs.
Transport operators are particularly affected, as they are already facing serious problems. Operating costs are rising, and many drivers and vehicle owners are finding themselves in a difficult financial situation. Some transport operators have already made difficult decisions, such as ceasing operations, selling their vehicles, or even closing their businesses. These steps indicate the seriousness of the situation and the need for immediate action to mitigate the consequences of these changes in the market.
