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03.03.2024 / 13:46

Since Friday, infant formula has been between 5% and 16% cheaper than it was up until Thursday, while a series of other commodities also saw their retail prices drop as a result of the ceiling imposed on gross profit margins by the Development Ministry.




28.02.2024 / 14:47

This year may be the sixth since Greece’s emergence from the bailout mechanism, but the return of incomes to pre-2010 levels is far from being a reality.


26.02.2024 / 21:10

The distribution of family budgets has been forced to revert to how it was some 30 years ago, due to inflation on the one hand and the internal devaluation of the previous decade on the other, excessively raising the percentage of food and housing expenses in total household spending.


23.02.2024 / 18:12

In January Greece had the highest food inflation, not only among the member-states of the eurozone, but also among the 27 member-states of the European Union.


21.02.2024 / 12:19

Greece’s agricultural population is aging. The country’s farmers have a low level of training and are largely stuck in the practices and reasonings of the past, characteristics that, in combination with others, affect the productivity and competitiveness of Greece’s domestic primary production sector.


20.02.2024 / 11:39

Large supermarket companies are now fighting the battle for greater market shares in hypermarkets, as contrary to forecasts that this category would suffer due to inflationary pressures, it is growing at a much higher rate than the overall growth in the sector.


16.02.2024 / 10:46

The measure banning special offers on retail products whose prices have been hiked is being extended to more products.


13.02.2024 / 11:53

Consumers in Greece and worldwide feel even more financially stressed, despite the de-escalation of inflation, which, in fact, is expected to continue, pointing to a limited increase in consumption according to the first indications for 2024.


11.02.2024 / 20:16

Greece exported in 2023 to the American Samoa “footwear with outer soles made of rubber, plastic material, natural or reconstructed leather and the upper part of textile materials.”


09.02.2024 / 19:17

Consumers in Greece spent a billion euros more at supermarkets last year compared to 2022, not so much to buy a lot more things, but because of inflation.


07.02.2024 / 07:51

The average monthly earnings of private sector employees improved in 2023, largely thanks to the increase in the minimum wage, which pushed up all pay brackets.