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Greek clothing and textile exports dropped by 7.2% in 2025, primarily due to inflation and shifts in consumer habits.

Greek exports in the clothing and textile sector fell by 7.2% in 2025 due to inflation and changes in consumer behavior.

KYANA Hellas, a Greek SME, aims to enhance its exports and compete with multinational companies in the professional cosmetics market.

Greek food exports are expected to continue to rise this year, driven by key products like olive oil, feta cheese, and yogurt.

Greek company Afoi Chaitoglou is seeing a steady growth in tahini exports while celebrating 100 years of its popular halva brand, which is gaining seasonal popularity.

Greek food and beverage exports have surged, nearly doubling over the last decade to approach 7 billion euros as businesses seek new revenue sources amidst economic challenges.

The Greek industrial sector reports a significant 4% increase in production for December, although exports are declining and energy costs remain disproportionately high compared to European competitors.

Greek marble exports faced significant challenges in 2025, witnessing a decline in both value and quantity compared to the previous year.

The year 2025 posed significant challenges for Greek marble exports, resulting in a decrease in both export value and quantity.

In 2025, Greek exports saw a decline of 2.8%, although sectors excluding petroleum products demonstrated resilience and growth.

Greek exports saw a 2.8% decline in 2025, though the food industry showed resilience and growth in certain areas without oil products.

The data analysis reveals a mixed picture of Greek exports in 2025, with a slight overall decrease influenced by oil products, but a positive trend excluding these, showing a 2% annual increase.

In 2025, Greece's trade deficit decreased to €33.515 billion, despite negative export performance, according to the Hellenic Statistical Authority.

Greek yogurt is becoming a global phenomenon, with soaring exports and an increase in imitations as it gains popularity across Europe and beyond.

Exporters from Spain, Greece, and Italy express concerns over asymmetry and the elimination of reciprocity principles following the duty-free import of table olives to the EU under Mercosur agreements.