PASOK criticizes government, demands publication of 2000 product codes today

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The PASOK party has demanded that the Minister of Development publicly disclose a list of 2,000 product codes associated with reduced prices at supermarkets.
PASOK spokesperson Kostas Tsoukalas criticized the government's lack of transparency regarding these codes, claiming they mislead consumers.
Tsoukalas stated that if the minister does not release the information, it will indicate an attempt to deceive the public.
The controversy was sparked by comments from the General Director of the Greek Supermarket Association, suggesting that supermarket chains were unaware of which products were included in the price reductions.
PASOK reiterated its call for disclosure, asserting that the government's stance was dismissive and avoided addressing the issue directly.

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