Unde ajunge fiecare ban de pe bonul pe care îl primim la supermarket

The article explores the journey of money spent in supermarkets, detailing how costs are distributed among producers, distributors, retailers, and the state. It highlights the challenges faced by local farmers, who often receive a small portion of the final price due to various taxes and costs. The average grocery basket in Romania is relatively cheap compared to the EU, but high living costs make it burdensome for consumers. The state benefits significantly from taxes, which have increased revenue but may hinder consumption. Experts suggest that better support for local production could benefit all parties involved, creating a more efficient supply chain.