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Holiday Shopping Basket Prices Drop 1% Annually, But Rise Significantly Since Pre-War
How 2 Israeli newsrooms covered this story — translated into English and compared side by side.
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By הילי קרן
First reported by Mako · 15 hours ago
What happened
A Consumer Council survey found that the average holiday shopping basket price has decreased by 1% from last year but is up 7% compared to before the war. Rami Levy is the cheapest chain, while Super Yuda is the most expensive, with significant price variations for individual items.
- 01Holiday shopping basket prices are down 1% year-over-year but up 7% since pre-war.
- 02Avocado prices surged 31%, while wine and honey also saw increases.
- 03Rami Levy is the cheapest supermarket chain; Super Yuda is the most expensive.
- 04Significant price differences exist for individual products between chains.
- 05Some items like cereals and canned tomatoes have become cheaper.
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