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Israel's 'Basket of Israel' Price Initiative Ends Amid Mixed Results
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By נבו שפיר
What happened
Israel's "Basket of Israel" price initiative, a six-month program involving Carrefour and the Ministry of Economy, is ending without extension. While the ministry claims public savings, independent studies show limited impact on overall market prices, and Carrefour cited negative effects on its profitability.
- 01Israel's "Basket of Israel" price initiative concludes October 14.
- 02Ministry claims NIS 40 million in public savings.
- 03Independent studies show limited market-wide price reductions.
- 04Carrefour faced increased costs and reduced profitability.
- 05Carrefour to launch independent "Special Deal" promotion.
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