Category: consumer affairs

Greek supermarkets begin formal process to cut prices on staples like meat, dairy, and baby products by 5–20%, effective 31 August 2026.

Gasoline and diesel prices in Greece surge amid Iran conflict, nearing €2/liter. Government weighs new relief measures, with €200M still available.

Greece’s National Initiative with supermarkets and industry cuts shelf prices 5–20% from 31 Aug 2026. Details on rules, timeline, and safeguards.

Greece’s government-backed price-cut initiative with supermarkets and food producers begins August 31, 2026—details on duration, rules, and enforcement.

Fixed-rate electricity tariffs surged in Greece this year, while dynamic (orange) plans saw almost no uptake — just six residential users in April.

Greek government announces 10-cent gasoline and 5-cent diesel price cuts until end of August—here’s what consumers stand to gain.

From 31 August, supermarkets and suppliers in Greece will cut prices on 12 essential product categories by at least 5% under a new national initiative.

The AAEA&PK confirms 1,898 product price cuts from April–June 2026, including 1,116 in fresh meat — all within legal confidentiality rules.

AADE clarifies how the new €3 import duty on low-value parcels from outside the EU works — including calculation rules, who pays, VAT, returns, and duration.

Greek government and food industry agree on a two-month retail price freeze amid easing inflation pressures; profit cap expires 30 June.

Vulnerable homeowners in Greece can exit the Real Estate Acquisition and Leaseback Agency process if they dispute the property valuation—even after appraisal.

Vulnerable Greek homeowners can withdraw from the Housing Acquisition and Leaseback Agency scheme if they dispute their property’s valuation—even after appraisa

A Greek Supreme Court ruling changes how interest is calculated for Katseli Law debt restructurings—potentially lowering monthly payments for thousands of borro

The Greek Supreme Court’s latest ruling on Katseli Law loan interest calculations sets new precedent—but doesn’t automatically apply retroactively.

Greece’s new private debt bill lowers the out-of-court settlement threshold to €5,000 and introduces home protection via asset liquidation and extended repaymen

Greece launches PosoKanei—a dynamic, real-time price-comparison platform to help consumers fight inflation and boost market transparency.

Fuel prices continue rising amid Middle East tensions and supply disruptions. Gasoline tops €2.10; industry calls for extended government support measures.

Greek electricity prices rose 6.8% and gas surged 28% in April, HEPI data shows—among the highest increases in the EU.

YPEM acknowledges procedural errors in electricity theft inspections, outlines reforms to protect innocent consumers and tighten enforcement.

Greek electricity prices show stability in May 2026, supported by rising renewables, mild demand, and fixed-rate retail plans — no subsidies needed yet.