The new government digital service allows consumers to compare supermarket prices, track price changes and find more affordable options across thousands of products without creating an account.

Rising food prices are reshaping eating habits across Greece, with nearly half of households now cutting back on meat consumption as beef costs continue to climb sharply year after year.

With beef prices reaching up to €19 per kilogram, many households are cutting back on purchases, while neighborhood butchers increasingly allow regular customers to buy on credit

In fruit shops, cherry prices currently range from 9 euros to 14 euros per kilo, while in some cases they climb as high as 16.99 euros per kilo.

According to market analysts and government officials, consumer pressures are expected to intensify in the coming months, as there are few signs that the current wave of price increases will ease anytime soon.

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In many souvlaki shops across Athens, the price of a wrap has already surpassed 5 euros. In popular tourist destinations such as Santorini, it can soar to as much as 7 euros.

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With lamb prices set to peak ahead of Orthodox Easter, Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis is set to convene his economic team Monday — a meeting seen as much about managing political optics as market stability.

Rising energy costs, livestock shortages and supply disruptions are driving sharp increases in food prices ahead of the holiday season.

The first shortages are already emerging in certain packaging materials, while some production units are facing disruptions as they struggle to secure essential raw materials.

Staple fasting foods such as seafood, legumes, and canned goods are seeing sharp increases, putting additional pressure on household budgets ahead of the Lenten season.

In terms of Actual Individual Consumption adjusted for purchasing power standards, Greece stands at roughly 70–75% of the EU average.

The government has announced the roll-out of a new platform as a successor to e-katanalotis to inform consumers of prices and trends amongst rising prices in everyday goods.

New data show food inflation running well above the national average, with sharp increases in staples like meat, fruit, coffee, and chocolate, raising concerns about how prices and inflation will evolve in the months ahead.

New Eurostat inflation data show that everyday staples in Greece, ranging from meat and milk to fruit and yogurt, are becoming more expensive far more quickly than across the rest of the European Union, putting growing pressure on household budgets

Imports are shrinking, domestic supply is limited, and high VAT rates are driving beef prices to new highs, raising concerns ahead of the Christmas season.