Dairy Dynamics in Israel: An In-Depth Analysis

The Israeli dairy market has long been characterized by higher consumer prices compared to the European Union (EU) average, reflecting structural and regulatory challenges. Further, the EU framework agreement, which is highly disadvantageous for Israel, further worsens the position of consumers. This agreement solidifies the oligopolistic structures in Israel and results in massive annual trade … Continue reading Dairy Dynamics in Israel: An In-Depth Analysis →

Israel: Huge Profits of Government-owned Companies

State-owned companies tend to have a reputation for running deficits. It's different in Israel: Overall, these are highly profitable companies. The third quarterly report from about 70 government-owned companies raises some questions: Is it duty of the state to make profits in monopolistic markets? This may explain partly the high living costs in Israel. In … Continue reading Israel: Huge Profits of Government-owned Companies →

Major Commerce Fair to lower the Costs of Living in Israel

These days a major fair of traders&commerce took place with about 500 participants. The goal is to lessen the costs of living in Israel by opening the gates for import. But the major factor behind the high costs of living is homemade. However, a first small relief is possible by importing from countries with low … Continue reading Major Commerce Fair to lower the Costs of Living in Israel →

Major Israeli Companies report robust Income Figures. Israeli Companies ready for Competition

Despite the depression caused by covid and the war in Europe, Israeli companies are untouched. Their incomes are robust, even soaring. Learn more about impressive 3rd quarter reports of major Israeli companies on VonNaftali: Subscription $29,90/year The latest quarterly reports from major Israeli companies tell a very robust and compelling story: they are doing well … Continue reading Major Israeli Companies report robust Income Figures. Israeli Companies ready for Competition →