Marten van Garderen

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Meat aisle in a supermarket
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ING predicts a higher increase in supermarket food prices this year compared to 2024
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Shopping street in Eindhoven
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Consumers in Netherlands are spending less on shopping but more at restaurants
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An Edison-style light bulb glowing at night. 2017
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Many households see monthly energy bills fall by 14 percent
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King's Day free market in Amsterdam, 27 April 2023
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High inflation likely means more expensive beer, food at King's Day free markets
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Euros
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Dutch residents buy fewer products, but spend more on services
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Closed sign
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Second lockdown a blow to catering industry; turnover loss less severe: ING
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Cafe de Tropen in Amsterdam expanding its terrace into the courtyard of the Tropenmuseum in preparation for terraces reopening on 1 June 2020. Sign asks visitors to not move the tables which were organized with social distancing in mind. 29 May 2020
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Nearly half of restaurants, cafes did not open Monday: ING
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Sold sign
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Half of Netherlands tenants expect they'll never afford buying