Margarine, milk and dog food prices rising fastest, with a quarter of all households say they’re struggling financially

Supermarket inflation in the UK has soared towards 15%, driving up the average bill by £682 per year.

Grocery prices were 14.7% higher than a year ago in October, Kantar Worldpanel reports, as shoppers continued to be hit by rising costs.

“Yet again, we have a new record high figure for grocery price inflation and it’s too early right now to call the top.

Consumers face a £682 jump in their annual grocery bill if they continue to buy the same items and just over a quarter of all households [27%] now say they’re struggling financially, which is double the proportion we recorded last November.

Continue reading…

Leave a Reply

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *

You May Also Like

Martin Rowson on Vladimir Putin’s presence in Ukraine — cartoon

Continue reading…

Kosovo delays plan for volatile north as tensions rise near Serbian border

Protesters set up roadblocks and shots were fired after Pristina brought in…

New homes at risk as English local authorities cut housebuilding plans

Nine local authorities pause plans following government’s decision to drop mandatory targets…