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Weighting Pattern for the Consumer Price Index of Germany Statistisches Bundesamt Consumer Price Index of Germany Weighting pattern for base year 2010 February 2013 Periodicity: irregular Published in 11.07.2014 For further information please contact: www.destatis.de/kontakt Telefon: +49 (0) 611 / 75 47 77 © Statistisches Bundesamt, Wiesbaden 2014 Reproduction and distribution, also of parts, are permitted provided that the source is mentioned. Consumer price index of Germany – Weighting Pattern Base year 2010 SEA Weighting Item -CPI1) in per mill Consumer price index, total ................................................................................................... 1000 01 Food and non-alcoholic beverages ........................................................................................ 102.71 02 Alcoholic beverages and tobacco .......................................................................................... 37.59 03 Clothing and footwear ........................................................................................................... 44.93 04 Housing, water, electricity, gas and other fuels ...................................................................... 317.29 05 Furniture, lighting equipment, appliances and other household equipment ........................... 49.78 06 Health care ........................................................................................................................... 44.44 07 Transport .............................................................................................................................. 134.73 08 Communication ..................................................................................................................... 30.10 09 Recreation, entertainment and culture .................................................................................. 114.92 10 Education ............................................................................................................................. 8.80 11 Accommodation and restaurant services ............................................................................... 44.67 12 Miscellaneous goods and services ........................................................................................ 70.04 01 Food and non-alcoholic beverages ........................................................................................ 102.71 011 Food ..................................................................................................................................... 90.52 0111 Bread and cereals ................................................................................................................. 17.35 Rice Pasta preparations White bread Sponge flan case or pastry case Toasted bread Frozen cake, tart or pie Rye bread or brown bread Yeast pastry Granary bread or wholemeal bread Fresh cake, tart or pie Crisp bread Pizza Fresh bread rolls Flour Ready-to-bake rolls Oatflakes Rusk Semolina, rye flour or the like Biscuits Cake mix Salted sticks or other long-life bakery products Cornflakes, muesli or the like Pasta 0112 Meat and meat products ........................................................................................................ 20.76 Beef for boiling Fried sausage Roulade or loin of beef Cold meat Beef for braising or roasting Liver sausage or black pudding Veal Tinned sausage Pork chop or cutlet Cooked ham or other cooked meat Smoked pork chop or similar pork Uncooked ham or bacon Roast pork Liver or other edible offal Lamb Meat-based speciality salad Fresh poultry Frozen meat-based ready meal Frozen poultry Tinned meat-based ready meal Salami, cervelat sausage or other Gyros or other prepared meat for pan-frying hard smoked sausage Rabbit or game meat Lyoner pork sausage Minced meat 0113 Fish and fish products ........................................................................................................... 3.65 Fresh or frozen fish Fish marinade Fresh fish fillet Fish fingers or the like Frozen fish fillet Marinated matjes herring, fish salad or Smoked fish the like Tinned fish 0114 Dairy products and eggs ........................................................................................................ 14.33 Fresh milk Soft cheese UHT milk Curd Condensed milk Cream cheese Yoghurt Cream Hard cheese Milk-based dessert Sliced cheese Eggs 0115 Edible fats and oils ................................................................................................................ 2.59 Butter Olive oil Margarine Sunflower oil, rapeseed oil or the like Vegetable fat for roasting and baking 1) Classification of Receipts and Expenditure of Households adapted to the requirements of Consumer Price Index. Statistisches Bundesamt, 07/2014 -2 ­ Consumer price index of Germany – Weighting Pattern Base year 2010 SEA Weighting Item -CPI1) in per mill 0116 Fruit ...................................................................................................................................... 8.76 Citrus fruits Kiwis, melons or the like Bananas Dried fruit Apples Peanuts, trail mix or the like Pears Sweet almonds, desiccated coconut or Peaches, cherries and other stone fruit or the like pip fruit Apple sauce or other tinned pip fruit Strawberries, raspberries, gooseberries or Sour cherries or other tinned stone fruit the like Tinned pineapple, tinned strawberries or Grapes the like 0117 Vegetables ............................................................................................................................ 11.26 Butterhead lettuce or iceberg lettuce Tinned gherkins Lamb’s lettuce, leek, celery or the like Tinned sauerkraut Cauliflower, white cabbage or other cabbage Tinned mushrooms Tomatoes Tinned peas Sweet peppers Stalks of asparagus or other tinned Cucumbers vegetables Pumpkins, aubergines or sweet corn Potatoes Onion, garlic or the like Frozen chips Button mushrooms or other edible fungi Potato dumpling mix or instant mashed Carrots, pulses, asparagus or the like potatoes Dried vegetables Potato crisps or potato sticks Frozen spinach Buttered vegetables or other frozen vegetables 0118 Sugar, jam, honey and other confectionery ............................................................................ 7.54 Sugar or sweetener Filled chocolates Marmalade, jam or jelly Boiled sweets Honey Chewing gum, gummy bears or the like Slab of chocolate Ice cream Bars of chocolate or other chocolate products Cocoa-based spread 0119 Food products n.e.c. .............................................................................................................. 4.28 Tomato ketchup or flavoured ketchup Baking powder Sauce mix, sauce thickener or the like Blancmange powder Barbecue sauce, soy sauce, salad dressing Powdered infant milk formula or the like Convenience food for infants or toddlers Salt Vinegar Frozen culinary herbs Mayonnaise Spices Mustard Instant soup in packets or instant stock Vitamin tablets or the like Tinned soup 012 Non-alcoholic beverages ....................................................................................................... 12.19 0121 Coffee, tea and cocoa ............................................................................................................ 3.87 Ground coffee Black tea or green tea Coffee pods or coffee capsules Fruit tea or herbal tea in bags Instant coffee or the like Cocoa powder or the like 0122 Mineral water, soft drinks and juices ...................................................................................... 8.32 Mineral water Orange juice or similar fruit juice Cola drink Multi-vitamin juice Caffeine-free, carbonated soft drink Low calorie fruit juice Apple juice or similar fruit juice Vegetable juice 02 Alcoholic beverages and tobacco .......................................................................................... 37.59 021 Alcoholic beverages .............................................................................................................. 16.62 0211 Spirits ................................................................................................................................... 1.98 Brandy, cognac or the like Liqueur Korn or doppelkorn schnapps Whisky, rum, vodka or the like 0212 Wine ..................................................................................................................................... 5.90 White wine Sparkling wine, prosecco, champagne Red wine or rosé wine 1) Classification of Receipts and Expenditure of Households adapted to the requirements of Consumer Price Index. Statistisches Bundesamt, 07/2014 -3 ­ Consumer price index of Germany – Weighting Pattern Base year 2010 SEA Weighting Item -CPI1) in per mill 0213 Beer ...................................................................................................................................... 8.63 Beer Non-alcoholic beer 0214 Refreshments with an alcohol content of less than 6% ........................................................... 0.11 Flavoured beer, wine spritzer or the like 022 Tobacco ................................................................................................................................ 20.97 0220 Tobacco ................................................................................................................................ 20.97 Cigarettes Tobacco Cigars and small cigars 03 Clothing and footwear ........................................................................................................... 44.93 031 Clothing ...............................................................................................................................
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