Farmers' markets in Greece begin strike from January 7th.

Sellers at traditional farmers' markets in Greece (Laiki agora) will begin an indefinite national strike from January 7 next year, local media reported, citing information on a joint decision of their federations. "Despite the fact that the producer and self-employed farmer sell their produce at a low price, the policies implemented increase the costs at every stage of distribution," says a statement from the protesters, cited by BTA. Sellers and producers at outdoor farmers' markets insist on measures against high prices and real support for farmers by reducing production costs. Among their main demands is the elimination of the taxation method, which is based on projected rather than actual income. Different types of traditional farmers' markets in Greece allow ...