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Deco Proteste's food basket rose by 2.11 euros last week

TVI Notícias3 September 2026 at 22:47

The food basket monitored by Deco Proteste recorded an increase of 2.11 euros last week. This rise brings the estimated cost of a basic basket composed of 63 products to 254.73 euros.

The Deco Proteste organization is responsible for monitoring and regularly publicizing the price evolution of these essential products in the Portuguese market.

The impact of this rise is felt by both consumers who purchase these goods and the merchants who sell them. Both sides face difficulties related to the current cost of living.

The article does not specify which products are included in the basket nor does it indicate the concrete reasons for the price increase observed.

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