Montenegro’s leading domestic dairies plan an average 8.5% wholesale price increase for yoghurt, sour milk and cream from November 9. The move will test how supermarket chains respond to higher supplier prices.
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Two of Montenegro’s four largest retail chains have rejected wholesale price increases sought by domestic food producers, while a third reportedly imposed similar restrictions verbally. Proposed wage increases could raise labour costs for affected positions by 25–56%, adding pressure on manufacturers’ margins.
The retail landscape in Montenegro is witnessing significant revenue growth, with the four largest retail chains generating over €1.12 billion in 2025. This surge highlights the…
Montenegro’s retail landscape is experiencing significant changes, driven by the country’s leading supermarket chain, Voli. The company is enhancing the role of local producers while decreasing…
The Parliamentary Committee on Economy, Finance, and Budget will hold a supervisory hearing with Nik Đeljošaj, Deputy Prime Minister of Montenegro for Economic Policy, on the…
The five largest retail companies in Montenegro – Voli Trade, IDEA CG, Hard Discount Laković, Domaća Trgovina and Megapromet – collectively generated over €1.1 billion in…
The Parliamentary Committee on Economy, Finance and Budget, chaired by Boris Mugoša, has adopted conclusions and recommendations following a consultative hearing on the topic of “Prices…
The Chamber of Commerce of Montenegro (PKCG) expressed satisfaction following a discussion at the Faculty of Economics regarding the Analysis of Prices and Business Operations of…
Mirza Mulešković, an economic analyst, stated in an interview with RTV Nikšić that a boycott of stores will not yield the expected results, as the rise…
Economic analyst and journalist Predrag Zečević, appearing on Adria TV’s “Press Plus”, assessed that the market boycott was successful, highlighting that citizens demonstrated their power. He…
