Christmas shoppers get a festive boost from Greek government

Like for goods in other in sectors of the economy, toy prices have also increased - Copyright Euronews

By Euronews

Published on 22/12/2022 - 11:57 GMT+1

To help Greek consumers cope with the increased burdens of the festive season, the Ministry of Development - in cooperation with toy stores - has introduced the so-called "Santa Claus basket” consisting of some toys sold at a discount.

To help consumers cope with the increased burdens of the festive season, the Greek Ministry of Development - in cooperation with toy stores - has introduced the so-called 'Santa Claus basket' consisting of a number of toys sold at a discount.

The scheme includes around 500 toys in 15 participating chain stores. Most shops offer about 60-100 toys in the basket at discounted prices. Savings are, on average, between 10 to 20 per cent.

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