Pellet prices in Serbia have risen significantly during the summer months, increasing by 2,000 to 4,000 dinars per ton. Current prices range from 38,000 to 44,000 dinars per ton. This increase is sparking debate about fair pricing, with suggestions that anything above 38,000 dinars is excessive. A representative from Vojvodinašume commented on the price levels, indicating concern about affordability. These rising costs are causing worry for citizens as they prepare for the upcoming winter heating season. The price hikes are being observed across various regions of Serbia. The situation is prompting calls for market regulation or assistance programs to mitigate the financial burden on consumers.