Margin stop: one business chain introduces quantitative restrictions
On Thursday, it was revealed that there will be a marginal stop for several manufactured articles from the end of May, which is expected to introduce a quantitative restriction on the products concerned. These include, for example, washing powder and diaper. After the introduction of the margin, the government expects a reduction of nearly 20 percent for these products.
Exceptionally expensive sought -after products in April after the government announced that can extend the margin stop. In one month, the washing powder jumped 8 percent and the price of toothpaste 5, based on recent CSO data. Thursday was revealed that In the drugstore, pricing of thousands of products will be maximized from May 19th. As a result RTL News.
From May 19, the government will maximize the margin of some products in drugstores at 15 percent, which expects a price drop of 16-18 percent. The provision will be at least 31 August.
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Rossmann has already responded to the decision
Rossmann has announced that quantitative restrictions will be introduced to marginal stop products and can take up to five pieces of the product at a time, and the coupons will not be valid.
The National Trade Association told RTL that Other supermarket chains are expected to introduce quantitative restrictions to avoid goods. They added that stores that are affected could buy competing drugs products to pass on more expensive.
Before the Blikk also reportedthat in April, the CSO measured a 4.2 percent annual price increase after this month had a full impact on the food introduced on the food in mid -March. According to analysts, price restrictions resulted in a lower than expected decline, but the government is satisfied. According to large commercial chains, the measure had achieved its purpose and should be abolished by the end of May.