Consumers are paying 3.5 per cent more for food than a year ago
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Consumers are paying 3.5 per cent more for food than a year ago
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The rate of consumer prices index inflation fell to 3.2 per cent in November, from 3.6 per cent in October
Falling food prices helped drag inflation down
Grocery shopping bills rose sharply in 2022 and 2023 and are heading for another rise later this year
Food inflation is set to run as high as 5.7 per cent later this year in another blow to consumers
Food inflation lifted to 4.2% this month from 4% in July, according to according to the British Retail Consortium-NIQ Shop Price…
Tobacco and air fares contributed to rising prices
