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Increased sales in daily goods trade in October

The sale of food and other daily goods increased by 5. 0 percent in October, compared to October last year.

Increased sales in daily goods trade in October

Vegetables are the most expensive - "it's about thousands"

Households can save thousands of kronor by buying fruit and vegetables in the cheap store instead of the expensive one. This is revealed in a new survey from Matpriskollen.

Vegetables are the most expensive - "it's about thousands"

Increased sales in daily consumer goods in September

Sales in the daily goods trade increased by 2. 4 percent in September, compared to the same month last year, according to the industry organization Svensk Dagligvaruhandel's Daily Goods Index.

Increased sales in daily consumer goods in September

Increased sales in daily consumer goods in August

Sales in the daily goods trade increased by 4. 4 percent in August 2024, compared to the same month in 2023, according to the industry organization Swedish Daily Goods Trade's Daily Goods Index.

Increased sales in daily consumer goods in August

Breakthrough: We're Buying More Fruits and Vegetables

The sale of fruits and vegetables has increased for two quarters in a row, according to the Swedish Daily Goods Trade's fruit and vegetable index. The volume increased during the second quarter of 2024 by 5.

Breakthrough: We're Buying More Fruits and Vegetables

Sales in Daily Goods Trade Increased in July

The sales in daily goods trade increased by 4. 0 percent in July 2024, compared to the same month in 2023, according to the industry organization Swedish Daily Goods Trade's Daily Goods Index.

Sales in Daily Goods Trade Increased in July

Daily Goods Sales Rise in May

Sales in the daily goods trade increased by 5. 1 per cent in May compared to the same month in 2023, according to the industry organisation Swedish Daily Goods Trade's daily goods index.

Daily Goods Sales Rise in May

Food prices visible – that's why you're paying too much

You pay more for food than you needed to, shows the Competition Authority's latest survey of the food industry. The reason? There are deficiencies in competition in several aspects of the industry, notes Martin Bäckström, unit manager at the Competition Authority (KKV).

Food prices visible – that's why you're paying too much