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IELKA: Greeks' Annual Spending on Groceries Reaches 26 Billion Euros, Changing Food Basket

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The largest part concerns food products, with an annual expenditure of approximately 18.1 billion euros, while approximately 1.0 billion euros concerns non-alcoholic beverages and 1.6 billion euros alcoholic beverages.

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The largest part concerns food products, with an annual expenditure of approximately 18.1 billion euros, while approximately 1.0 billion euros concerns non-alcoholic beverages and 1.6 billion euros alcoholic beverages.

·Marousi, Greece
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Annual grocery purchases at 25.7 billion euros. IELKA analysis reveals what Greeks buy the most and least and how spending has changed.

Gradual restructuring of the family budget and noticeable changes in the composition of the food basket are recorded by the Research Institute for Retail Trade in Consumer Goods (IELKA), on the occasion of Nutrition Day 2026 (October 16). IELKA elaborated on the latest data from ELSTAT's Family Budgets Survey and examined the trajectory of the markets from 2008 to 2025. The total annual expenditure on groceries, at all points of sale, is estimat…

Annual per capita spending on groceries will reach 2,433 euros in 2025, while housing and rents put increasing pressure on the family budget.

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A gradual restructuring of the family budget and significant changes in the composition of the food basket is recorded by the Consumer Retail Research Institute (CRI) on the occasion of Nutrition Day 2026 (October 16). Specifically, CRI analyzes the most recent data

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Protothema broke the news in Marousi, Greece on Monday, October 12, 2026.
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