- Estonians prefer to eat locally produced food
- Before Midsummer, Prisma supermarkets will be open 24 hours a day
- Survey: Nearly half of Estonians grow their own fruits, vegetables and/or herbs
- Toys from a Ukrainian manufacturer now on sale at Prisma
- Prisma: over 40% of people buy the cheapest eggs
- Prisma and Uuskasutuskeskus join forces to boost recycling
- Estonian’s love of Shrove Tuesday cream buns
- Research: more than half of consumers have to be very selective about their purchases
- Prisma: Shopping trends changed this Christmas
- Coop is the largest supermarket retailer in Estonia – but survey shows its market share may be falling
- An innovative new donation machine has opened at Prisma in Rocca al Mare
- Most back-to-school purchases made in last few days of August
- All Prisma supermarkets to be open 24/7 before Midsummer
- Food prices have risen 10% since autumn
23.11.2023 | Shopping
Estonians prefer to eat locally produced food
According to data released by supermarket chain Prisma, 2/3 of products in the average shopping basket were locally produced … Read more
20.6.2023 | Shopping
Before Midsummer, Prisma supermarkets will be open 24 hours a day
From today until June 22, all Prisma hypermarkets as well as their old town supermarket in Tallinn will be … Read more
29.4.2023 | Nature
Survey: Nearly half of Estonians grow their own fruits, vegetables and/or herbs
According to a survey conducted by Prisma Peremarket, Estonian residents are very green-fingered. To be precise, more than half, … Read more
14.4.2023 | Shopping
Toys from a Ukrainian manufacturer now on sale at Prisma
At the beginning of April, a large selection of toys made in Ukraine went on sale in Prisma stores … Read more
7.4.2023 | Shopping
Prisma: over 40% of people buy the cheapest eggs
The egg is a major symbol of Easter, with it being popular in the form of both chicken and … Read more
22.2.2023 | Estonia
Prisma and Uuskasutuskeskus join forces to boost recycling
Yesterday, collection boxes were installed at Prisma’s supermarkets in Sikupilli, Tiskre and Roo in Tallinn and Annelinn in Tartu, … Read more
20.2.2023 | Culture
Estonian’s love of Shrove Tuesday cream buns
This year, Estonian supermarket chain Prisma expects to sell 120,000 traditional Shrove Tuesday cream buns (known in Estonian as … Read more
22.1.2023 | Estonia
Research: more than half of consumers have to be very selective about their purchases
A survey initiated by the supermarket chain Prisma has revealed that 64 per cent of shoppers surveyed are forced … Read more
