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Feta Cheese to Hit 16 Euros per Kilo - What About Olive Oil and Yogurt?

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What the president of the National Interprofessional Organization of Feta, Michalis Sarantis, said at the PSE conference on feta The post Feta: Towards 16 euros per kilo – What is happening with olive oil and yogurt appeared first on in.gr.

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The possibility of new price increases for feta cheese was left open by the president of the National Interprofessional Organization of Feta Cheese, Michalis Sarantis. Speaking at the conference of the Panhellenic Exporters Association (PSE), Mr. Sarantis said that the price of feta cheese could reach 15-16 euros per kilo, from 12-13 euros today, as the reduction in livestock limits the supply of milk, while demand from abroad is strengthening. …

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What the president of the National Interprofessional Organization of Feta, Michalis Sarantis, said at the PSE conference on feta The post Feta: Towards 16 euros per kilo – What is happening with olive oil and yogurt appeared first on in.gr.

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Market concerns about the cheapest white cheese, dramatic reduction in sheep's milk and huge demand from abroad for feta are putting pressure on the market - The ''bells'' of M. Sarantis

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The possibility of new price increases for feta cheese was left open by the president of the National Interprofessional Feta Organization, Michalis Sarantis. Speaking at the conference of the Panhellenic Exporters Association (PSE), Mr. Sarantis said that the price of feta cheese could reach 15-16 euros per kilo, from 12-13 euros today, as the reduction in livestock limits the supply of milk, while demand from abroad is strengthening. Negligible…

"Revaluations have taken place and more will take place"

The two zoonoses and the reduction in livestock, and therefore the lower production of sheep's milk, together with the huge demand, constitute an explosive combination, which now visibly threatens one of the leading Greek agri-food products, feta cheese.

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dnews.gr broke the news on Monday, September 21, 2026.
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