McDonald’s In Czech Republic Raises Cheeseburger Prices

The cheap, popular, and cheesy menu item is getting a 16-percent price hike, its first since 2013

Expats.cz Staff Jason Pirodsky

Written by Expats.cz Staff,  Jason Pirodsky Published on 09.10.2017 11:21:38 (updated on 09.10.2017) Reading time: 1 minute

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Gone are the days of the 25-CZK cheeseburger—McDonald’s has announced that it’ll substantially increase the price of the popular menu item.

Rising costs of labor and raw materials are the reasons given for the price bump, reports Aktualne.cz

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A McDonald’s cheeseburger will now set you back 29 CZK instead of 25 CZK, an increase of 16 percent.

The price of a Big Mac hamburger remains the same as last year (75 CZK) although, in addition to the rising cost of the cheeseburger, the chicken snack wrap will now cost 29 CZK.

“The cheeseburger is one of the cheapest products in McDonald’s, so we believe that our customers will not perceive the slight increase in prices drastically. Even within the fast food market, it is still a favorable offer.”

The McDonald’s cheeseburger entered the market at 21 CZK, a quarter of a century ago in 1992, reflecting an 8-CZK price increase in 25 years. The last increase was from 20 CZK to 25 CZK in 2013.

The company is one of the largest restaurant chains in the Czech Republic with 96 branches. Its sales increased last year by 200 million to 4.6 billion CZK. The company employs over 5,000 people in the Czech Republic.

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