The study aims to map and record current trends in Greece's spirits sector, estimate the size of the spirits supply chain and its contribution to the Greek economy, and examine alternative scenarios for adjusting the tax framework. The latter is intended to mitigate serious distortions and stimulate GDP, employment and tax revenues. Executive Summary See the full study in Greek
This study examines the potential effects of the excise duty for alcohol convergence to the European average, for both the economy and employment, ensuring fiscal neutrality. In addition, the effects of a possible reduction of excise duty for final consumers, the competitiveness of tourism, domestic production and the illegal trade reduction are specified. See the full study in Greek
Your Content Goes Here This study presents the most recent data and developments concerning the spirits sector in Greece and evaluates the contribution of the spirits sector’s supply chain to the Greek economy. In addition, the study examines the economic impact of the convergence of the excise duty on spirits to the average EU level, with the aim of mitigating market distortions and stimulating GDP, employment and tax revenues. See the full study in Greek
The aim of the study is to present and analyze the latest data and developments concerning the spirits sector in Greece, in the light of the recent COVID-19 pandemic in Greece. The study examines the negative effects of the pandemic on the spirits sector and analyzes the potential impact from a possible redefinition of the taxation policy (reduction of the excise duty), on spirits consumption, public revenues and employment. See the full study in Greek
The aim of the study is to present and analyze the latest data and developments concerning the spirits sector in Greece, and to bring to light the causes and the effects of the illegal trade on the market, on the prospects of the legally operating companies of the sector and on the public revenues. Study
The role of the domestic food industry is fundamental for the Greek manufacturing industry and more broadly for the Greek economy. The Greek Food industry is one of the most important sectors of the domestic economy and a driving force of the Greek manufacturing, which significantly affects total production. The Greek Food and Drink industry is a dynamic, competitive and extrovert industry, with significant investment activity in Greece, the Balkans and throughout Europe. The industry retains, even during the prolonged recession period of the Greek economy, its fundamental role and remains a growth driver. The annual report of the [...]
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