Dimitra Manifava is a journalist for Kathimerini English Edition, focusing on national news in Greece. She covers a wide range of topics including retail, business, economy, and market trends. Dimitra's articles provide insights into the Greek market, offering analysis and reporting on various economic sectors and their impact on the country's economy.
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Dimitra Manifava's coverage primarily focuses on the Greek economy, with an emphasis on business, industry, finance, and market-related topics. Her articles often cite data and government announcements.
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The domestic market is already in Black Friday mode, as some companies have already started offers and discounts.
More than 230,000 businesses have closed in the last decade, at a rate returning to high levels after the 2020-2021 period, when businesses that made use of pandemic relief measures were not allowed to permanently shut down.
Back in 1999, there were 100 supermarket chains operating in Greece, but today their number has fallen below 40 in this market of 12 billion euros per annum.
As Black Friday fever sweeps through Greece, consumers are gearing up for steep discounts, while businesses brace for a whirlwind of transactions.
Greeks consume their savings or borrow to cover their expenses. However, they do not invest, for example, in bonds, shares or pension plans, but only in property, contributing in their own way to the rapid rise in prices.
Consumers pay 28% more than in 2006, but buy 2% less than 18 years ago. This impressive figure was presented on Wednesday by Vaios Dimoragas, CEO of NielsenIQ, at the “Grocery Management in Turbulent Times” conference organized by the Research Institute for Retail Consumer Goods (IELKA).
Long-held stereotypes about the work ethic of Greeks have been shattered by recent reports by Eurostat and the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD) reports.
Out of the blue, Greece was hit by a proposal from the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development to impose a tax on foods high in fat, sugar and salt (HFSS), taxes known as “health taxes,” “sugar tax” or “fat tax.”
By: Dimitra Manifava
Inspectors from the domestic Competition Committee conducted a raid on the Athens offices of Nestle Hellas, the Greek branch of the Swiss-based food and beverage multinational, Wednesday and Thursday in search of evidence that could point to the company’s alleged involvement in cartel activities and abuse of its dominant market position.
By: Tania Georgiopoulou, Dimitra Manifava
Wholesale rates have dropped but retail price will remain high until at least next month
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