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Small market, high shelves: Food prices in Montenegro remain structurally elevated

Montenegro presents one of the clearest examples in Europe of how market size, import dependence and retail concentration combine to produce food prices that...

Parliament debates inflation surge as opposition warns of fiscal risks and rising living costs

Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Economic Development Nik Đeljošaj stated that food prices in Montenegro have remained stable over the past two years,...

Stability in Montenegro’s food prices amid global market fluctuations

Food prices in Montenegro are currently stable, with an adequate supply of basic food items, and no significant price changes are expected soon, said...

Measures to lower food prices in Montenegro: VAT reduction, domestic support and strategic reserves

Reducing VAT on fruits and vegetables, supporting domestic production, and forming strategic reserves are some of the measures that could lead to lower prices...
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Analysis reveals key factors behind rising food prices and retailer margins in Montenegro

The primary reason for the rise in food prices between 2021 and 2023 was an increase in producer and import prices. Additionally, large retailers...

Montenegro plans to tackle high food prices with state-run enterprise and infrastructure overhaul

Supermarkets in several European countries offer certain food items at more competitive prices than those found locally. The government's medium-term strategy includes establishing a...
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