Checks for misleading discounts will continue and will be sweeping, the Minister of Development told SKAI 100.3 Takis Theodorikakoson the occasion of Imposition of fines of more than 2.2 million euros In the supermarket chains Sklavenite and Lidlfor violations of the ceiling and the Code of Conduct.

Commenting on her Announcement of Sklavenite Company – That there was no violation of the Code of Postology for prices stated on product labels and that the Ministry of Development had been informed, Mr. Theodorikakos spoke of false allegations, noting that the company had the right to go to the courts. He even called on the company to release relevant correspondence if any.

Mr Theodorikakos noted that during his tenure at the ministry, fines of 22m euros have been imposed, of which 5.5 in multinationals were imposed.

The minister stressed that the fines were all properly collected and referred to AADE.

For the warning of the BSE president

On the occasion of Warning of the President of the BSESpyrou Theodoropoulos that two big companies – members of Sebexamining the closure of two factories due to high energy costs, the minister noted that energy costs are the most serious problem in Greek industry.

Mr Theodorikakos has been in favor of the adoption of the Italian model, as well as BSE, whose central idea is that businesses themselves produce and invest in green stream and borrow with an agreement with the state.

He explained that this is a direct action plan for which the Prime Minister will make the final decisions. He announced that there would be a meeting next week. The minister stressed that no operation should be closed because of energy costs.

He also announced that a bill would be tabled in the coming days with 12 interventions and reforms to facilitate entrepreneurship.

“Scene” OPECEPE and in Development

Regarding businesses that had been included in development laws from 2004 to 2011 and took money without investing, he said the amount is € 450 million. He explained that 70 million have been confirmed by AADE for existing companies.

He made it clear that “we will get to the last euro”. He also announced checks on the 2016 Development Law, which – as he said – had more resilient criteria. He noted that the money would return to real productive investment.