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Serbia Launches National Digital Platform for Retail Price Monitoring

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The Government of Serbia, through its Ministry of Internal and Foreign Trade and the Office for IT and eGovernment, launched a national digital platform to allow citizens to monitor and compare daily retail prices nationwide. The portal currently tracks prices across 39 major retail chains, covering more than 11,500 products and 25 key product categories.

From esmmagazine.com

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The initiative builds on consumer protection legislation passed by the Serbian Parliament, which requires retail chains generating annual revenues over RSD 3 billion to publish daily updated price lists. The platform provides real-time access to this pricing data for consumers.

From esmmagazine.com

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  • Government of SerbiaLaunched the national digital platform for price monitoring
  • SerbiaThe geopolitical state where the price monitoring platform operates

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