Greek Government and Supermarkets Agree on Voluntary Grocery Price Cuts

The Greek government and major supermarkets have reached a voluntary agreement to implement price reductions on groceries starting August 31st. Retailers and suppliers now have a short period to finalize the specific products, discount levels, and in-store flagging mechanisms for the scheme, which aims to combat food inflation.

10 Jul, 05:12 — 10 Jul, 05:12

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Government and supermarkets agree voluntary plan to cut grocery prices from 31 August

Retailers and suppliers now have 10 to 15 days to turn Wednesday's framework agreement into a working plan, deciding which products qualify, how deep the discounts will go, and how they will be flagged on shelves. The scheme comes as food inflation holds at 2.7% The post Government and supermarkets agree voluntary plan to cut grocery prices from 31 August appeared first on ProtoThema English.

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