- Sweden cut VAT on food from 12% to 6% to ease inflation and help households.
- The government says the move lowered retail grocery prices.
- Those lower prices have persisted across major retailers.
- The reduced VAT on food is temporary and runs through December 2027.
Source: reuters.com
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