The Romanian government adopted a decree aimed at limiting the price of basic foodstuffs
In Romania, the government adopted an emergency decree on Friday in order to limit the prices of 17 staple foods.
The legislation limits the permissible margin applied by processors and retailers to 20 percent in the next three months, and wholesale distributors (regardless of the number of sales) can collectively charge a maximum profit margin of 5 percent.
The decree applies to white bread of specified composition and packaging, fresh cow’s milk, “telemea” (Romanian cheese), yogurt, wheat flour, cornmeal, eggs, sunflower oil, chicken, pork, fresh vegetables, fruit, potatoes and sugar.
Minister of Agriculture and Rural Development Florin Barbu emphasized in the government briefing that the legislation does not affect farmers in any way, they can set the price of the products they produce (food and raw materials for the food industry).
Related news
Nestlé rolls out KitKat chocolate tablets in Romania
Nestlé has launched a new 99g KitKat chocolate tablet line…
Read more >REWE Earmarks €3bn To Expand Penny In Romania
German retail group REWE has announced a €3 billion, ten-year…
Read more >Romania tightens precautions against foot-and-mouth disease
Due to the spread of the foot-and-mouth disease virus in…
Read more >Related news
Hygiene without compromises
According to Viktor Hegedűs, senior brand and shopper activation manager…
Read more >Auchan launches sustainable ice cream in Portugal
Auchan Portugal has teamed up with local brand O Gelado…
Read more >