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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...

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...

Montenegro faces rising prices: Eurostat data highlights economic challenges

Eurostat's latest data reveals that in the past year, prices of food and non-alcoholic beverages in Montenegro reached 87% of the average across the...
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Montenegrin consumers grapple with soaring food prices despite global downtrend

Although global food prices dropped to their lowest level in three years in February, Montenegrin citizens do not share the same sentiment when they...
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