Grants to help vulnerable families with price rises to be paid by end June
One-off grants approved by cabinet on Friday for vulnerable groups of the population will be paid directly into beneficiaries’ bank accounts before the end of...
Price rises
Supply chain is working normally, supermarkets say
There are no problems in the supply chain and no shortage in supermarket stocks are expected as a result of the war in Ukraine, executive...
Cabinet to decide next week on measures to help with price rises (updated)
Measures proposed to reduce the impact of price increases will be brought before cabinet for approval next week, it was announced on Friday following a...
Milk prices defy rises and fall lower than last year
Milk prices in Cyprus today are lower than they were last year despite EU-wide price hikes, which is creating issues for milk producers, Agriculture Minister...
Price rises show no signs of abating say supermarkets
Price rises that have been in motion since the beginning of the year show no sign of slowing down but there is no immediate worry...
Consumers Association calls for boycott over proposed milk price rise
The consumers association called on people on Monday to boycott a dairy company that plans to raise the price of fresh milk by 3 per...
Minister says there is no shortage of grains
Amid concern over rising grain prices, Agriculture Minister Costas Kadis on Tuesday assured MPs on the House agriculture committee that the government will support livestock...
Tsunami of price rises expected
High fuel costs, shipping costs and animal feed have combined to see food prices spiral Essential foodstuffs like bread, milk and meat may see...
Our View: Reassuring that finance minister is aware of the looming dangers to public finances
Although inflationary pressures have been evident in the last couple of months, they were largely ignored. When the 38 per cent increase in the electricity...
Potato shortage leads to soaring prices
Serious shortages in the supply of locally produced potatoes have led to soaring prices and to an increasing dependence on equally expensive imported produce. “The...
