Value sales of dairy products and alternatives in Slovakia rose in 2025. A key driver behind this development was the introduction of new legislation that reduced VAT rates for most dairy products. The majority of dairy products saw VAT drop from 10% in 2024 to 5% in 2025, making them more affordabl ...

Value sales of butter and spreads in Slovakia increased in 2025, largely driven by rising unit prices. The cost of butter surged due to higher commodity prices and production expenses, which placed pressure on household budgets. As a result, volume sales of butter declined, with consumers turning to ...

Retail value sales of drinking milk products in Slovakia continued to rise in 2025, supported by moderate price inflation and stable demand for selected premium products. However, evolving VAT legislation introduced in January 2025 had mixed effects across the category. Fresh, unsweetened milk benef ...

Value sales of cheese in Slovakia increased in 2025, supported by a combination of unit price inflation and premiumisation. Slovak consumers continued to show interest in quality aged cheese and varieties intended for special occasions, such as grilling cheese. However, despite this interest in high ...

Retail value sales of plant-based dairy in Slovakia recorded strong growth in 2025 despite a challenging economic environment marked by inflation, elevated VAT levels, and persistent financial uncertainty. Although these conditions curbed overall consumer spending, the sustained appeal of health and ...

Retail value sales of baby food in Slovakia increased in 2025, primarily due to unit price growth rather than volume expansion. Persistently low birth rates in Slovakia significantly hampered volume growth, raising concerns for the category's long-term prospects. Broader socio-economic conditions – ...

Retail value sales of other dairy in Slovakia rose in 2025, supported by a combination of factors including rising unit prices, despite a reduction in VAT rates that somewhat moderated this increase. The VAT on dairy dropped from 10% in 2024 to 5% in 2025, while the VAT on plant-based alternatives d ...

Retail value sales of yoghurt and sour milk products in Slovakia increased in 2025, supported by slowly rising unit prices and the sustained appeal of dairy as a staple in Slovak households. While a reduction in the VAT rate from 10% to 5% made products more affordable, which slightly softened value ...

This country report and accompanying data provide a comprehensive overview of Slovakia's telecoms market, including KPIs and data on subscribers, penetration, revenue and ARPU. The report analyses the strategies of major players in the country's fixed and mobile telecoms markets, and inclu ...