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IELKA: 0.23% increase in supermarket prices in April 2025

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A marginal increase (0.23%) in supermarket prices was recorded in April 2025 compared to April 2024, while overall the rolling 12-month period (May 2024-April 2025) recorded a decrease of -0.34%, the Institute of Retail Consumer Goods Research (IELKA) said on Monday.
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IELKA: 0.23% increase in supermarket prices in April 2025

A marginal increase (0.23%) in supermarket prices was recorded in April 2025 compared to April 2024, while overall the rolling 12-month period (May 2024-April 2025) recorded a decrease of -0.34%, the Institute of Retail Consumer Goods Research (IELKA) said on Monday.

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A marginal increase of 0.23% was recorded in the prices of supermarket products in April 2025 compared to the corresponding month last year, according to a survey by IELKA. However, overall by… Supermarkets: Prices “stung” in April – Where were the largest increases recorded - NAFTEMPORIKI

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