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Inflation in supermarkets at 0.39% in June 2026 according to IELKA report.

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The inflation rate in supermarkets for June 2026 was recorded at +0.39% compared to June 2025, according to the Institute for Retail Research (ΙΕΛΚΑ).
The largest price increases were seen in categories such as cold cuts, prepared meals, and baby food.
Prices remained nearly unchanged compared to previous months, with a 0.29% decrease noted from May 2026.
The report attributes the price reductions to market normalization and a decrease in producer prices.
Overall, the inflation rate reflects a modest increase in supermarket prices over the past year.

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In June 2026, the inflation rate in supermarkets rose by 0.39% compared to June 2025, as reported by the Institute for Retail Consumer Goods Research (ΙΕΛΚΑ). This data indicates that while there was a slight increase in prices year-on-year, prices remained nearly stable when compared to May 2026, showing a decrease of 0.29% since that month.

The report highlights that the most significant price increases were observed in meat products, ready meals, and baby food. In contrast, a notable decrease in prices was recorded in the category of food and pet products. ΙΕΛΚΑ attributed these price reductions to market normalization and a decline in producer prices.

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