Greece-Italy Trade at 6.35 Billion Euros in the First Half - Greek Exports, Products Strengthened - iefimerida.gr

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Fuel remains in first place in the Greek export basket to Italy, but aluminum and dairy products are right below. At the same time, fish, fruit, pharmaceuticals and plastics complete the picture of Greek products that traveled to the Italian market in the first half of 2026. ELSTAT data According to provisional ELSTAT data, included in an analysis by the Office of Economic and Commercial Affairs of the Greek Embassy in Rome, bilateral trade betw…

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Fuel remains in first place in the Greek export basket to Italy, but right below it are aluminum and dairy products, while fish, fruit, pharmaceuticals and plastics complete the picture of Greek products that traveled to the Italian market in the first half of 2026. According to provisional data from ELSTAT, included in […] The post Greece-Italy trade at 6.35 billion euros in the first half of the year – Greek exports strengthened appeared first…

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Discover more articles in search results Add ot.gr to Google Bilateral trade between Greece and Italy reached 6.35 billion euros in the first half of the year, up from 6.03 billion euros in the same period in 2025, recording an increase of 5.4%, with exports recording an increase of 7.46%. Specifically, according to a report by the Office of Economic and Commercial …

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Fuels remain at the top of the Greek export basket to Italy, but just below are aluminum and dairy products, while fish, fruits, pharmaceuticals and plastics complete the picture of Greek products that traveled to the Italian market in the first half of 2026

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Fuels lead Greek exports to Italy in the first half of 2026, while aluminum, dairy products, fish and fruit follow.

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The widening trade deficit to 1.45 billion euros reveals the structural weakness of the Greek economy, which exports raw goods and imports industrial surplus value.