Why does IKEA increase its prices?
IKEA always aims to keep prices as low and stable as possible. However, rising costs for raw materials, transport and logistics can sometimes make price adjustments necessary.
1. Why can IKEA prices change?
- raw materials
- transport
- logistics
2. Our goal remains good value for money
3. How long is a displayed price valid?
4. Are prices different online and in IKEA stores?
- the relevant sales channel
- and the terms and conditions of the promotion
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