And her table Clean Monday as is reasonable, the accuracy “struck” with the price of lagana and halva skyrocketing.
Specifically, in his statements on MEGA’s “MEGA Weekend” show, the president of INKA, Giorgos Lehouritis, said: “The lagana that they say will cost 2.5 euros is the frozen lagana, and not the fresh one, which will range from 3.5 euros, the 750 grams. It will reach 4.5 euros in some cases. In the rest of the cases, it will either be 2.5 euros for 500 g. or it will be frozen that some astute people sell it. This is what the president of the bakers’ guild and the bakeries say. I don’t know where Mr. Skrekas gets his information from, I don’t want to lie to the world, everyone is judged.”
“It’s not just the price of laganna, it’s also the Lenten ointments that have increased by 128%. Increases are a matter of accuracy, profiteering and speculation. They can’t have these prices. The worst is the quality of the products. When they get to the point of selling frozen for fresh, that’s a shame,” he said.
As for the price of halva, its price for 400 grams and with vanilla or cocoa flavor increased by 46.2% in one year. In 2023 it cost 2.36 euros and this year it costs 3.45 euros. The increase (+45.4%) in the price of almond flavored halva for a quantity of 400 grams is similar. Thus, in 2023 it cost 2.60 euros and this year it costs 3.78 euros.
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