Prices in Germany are 54% higher, in France and the UK 33% higher, in Italy 23%, in Spain 18%, in Romania 14%, and in Portugal 10% higher than in Greece.
The Greek government is promoting the use of price-comparison tools as consumers face further food cost increases.
New rules aim to regulate the communication of promotions and discounts at Greece's supermarkets and by the broader retail sector.
Perishable agricultural goods and food items that may become unsuitable for sale within 30 days of harvest, production, or processing are exempt from these regulations.
Based on the data processed by Circana, regarding price trends, the market is expected to show an increase of around 3% in value in 2025.
Greek market experts are forecasting a 15-20% rise in the price of basic goods, coffee, and cocoa in September.
Out of the 23 categories analyzed, 13 experienced price decreases while 10 saw increases.
Consumers in the country are paying more for basic goods such as bottled water, as inflationary pressure sends the cost of living skyward
Greek consumers worried that expenses will soar yet again after a government measure to keep prices down due to inflation ends on May 31st.