Les prix des supermarchés israéliens changeront, mais pas partout
Le ministère israélien de l'Économie a achevé la répartition des quotas d'importation hors taxes de produits alimentaires pour 2027. Ces nouvelles aides publiques visent à renforcer la concurrence sur le marché intérieur, à éliminer l'influence…
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Israel's Economy Ministry has finalized tariff-free food import quotas for 2027, granting them to chains like Osher Ad, Yohananoff, and Tiv Taam. The move targets specific monopolies, particularly in frozen vegetables, by letting retailers bypass intermediaries and import directly without customs fees. Whether this translates to lower shelf prices or just fatter margins for the big chains depends on how aggressively they compete. Watch for which categories actually drop in price and whether smaller stores, excluded from the quotas, lose customers or raise their own prices.