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Electricity, Gas And Fuel Consumption Down In 1H
Romania used 3.2% less electricity in the first half, as well as 4.7% less natural gas and almost 3% less fuel.
Petrom: Romania Natural Gas Consumption Down 5% On Year In First Half
Romania’s natural gas consumption fell 5% on the year in the January-June period, while domestic demand for electricity was down 2%, according to estimates from the country’s largest oil and...
Romania 2014 Final Electricity Consumption Seen Down 8.3% To 46 TWh
Romanian final electricity consumption is expected to fall 8.3% on the year to around 45.9 terawatt hours in 2014, according to a government document drafted by the Economy Ministry.
Beer Consumption In Romania Down 20% In May
Ahead of the summer months, beer sales in Romania fell 20% in May, when they should have normally started to pick up, being the worst decline since May 2005.
Ice Cream Market Up 11% In 2013
Each Romanian consumer bought 22 ice creams in stores last year and paid EUR11 (about 50 lei) for them. The best-selling ice cream types were the impulse buys (cones and popsicles), accordin...
GfK Romania: Consumption Picking Up, But Promotion Wars Continue
Consumption in Romania gave the first signs of a rebound this year, as purchases rose by 4.3% in volume in the first quarter, while prices dropped by almost 2%. During previous years, marked...
Romania: Illegal Tobacco Consumption Increases, KPMG Survey Shows
Cigarette smoking in Romania declined slightly in 2013 from a year earlier, but consumption of illicit tobacco continued to grow, costing the authorities more than EUR300 million in taxes, a...
P&G Sees Consumption Rebound In 2014
US giant Procter&Gamble saw its revenue in Romania go slightly down last year, by less than 2%, to EUR336.3 million, amid feeble consumption appetite.
Carrefour: Consumption Trend, A Nice Surprise In 2014
Consumption gave real signs of a rebound in 2014, with visible effects both in stores and in Bucharest’s old town, as well as in real estate, says Jean Baptiste Dernoncourt, the head of Carr...