Greece Mandates Price Cuts on Over 1,600 Everyday Consumer Goods
The Greek government has implemented mandatory price reductions on more than 1,600 essential consumer products to alleviate ongoing cost-of-living pressures. Retailers must now display discounted prices using new official labeling and digital tracking tools.
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Greece Launches Price Cuts on 1,660 Everyday Products
Greece is launching a national price-reduction initiative covering more than 1,660 products, with average cuts of around 7% across food, school supplies and household goods, as the government seeks to ease cost-of-living pressures. The program begins Monday and will run for two to four months, depending on the participating companies and products. Development Minister Takis Theodorikakos called it a “national social agreement” aimed at supporting households and containing the cost of basic g...
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