In the second half of 2025, Greek yogurt prices generally increased in most markets. The rise was driven by several factors, including a limited supply of fresh cow’s milk due to fewer dairy farmers and lower livestock numbers, especially in countries like Greece.
Producers faced tight margins, as milk costs remained close to production costs, leaving little room to absorb rising expenses. Meanwhile, retail demand for yogurt, particularly Greek and natural varieties, grew steadily, supported by its appeal across age groups and for health-conscious consumers. This rising demand, combined with supply pressures, pushed prices upward.
Cow’s dairy continued to dominate yogurt sales, outpacing plant-based alternatives, which reinforced the pricing power of traditional Greek yogurt. Additionally, consumer interest in high-protein, natural, and versatile yogurt products encouraged retailers to maintain higher price points. Some categories, like dessert and meal-based yogurts, saw more moderate growth, but overall, Greek yogurt remained strong in both volume and value.