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Could a supermarket food price cap help with the cost of living?
Could a supermarket food price cap help with the cost of living? Supermarkets are reportedly being asked to limit food prices, which could see the prices of essential groceries such as eggs, bread and milk, frozen. In return, the government would ease some regulations, the Financial Times reports. The Independent spoke to shoppers to see what they think, as many commented on the “noticeable” price increases they have seen in their weekly food shops. A Treasury minister has denied the reports, though reiterated that they are focused on “helping keep costs down for families”.
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dailymail.com
Supermarket fury as Labour demands price cap on everyday foods
The price of eggs, bread and milk would be voluntarily capped under the proposals in return for easing packaging policies and delaying rule changes around healthy food.
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mirror.co.uk
Government urges supermarkets to cap food prices under new deal
British supermarkets are set to cap prices on everyday essentials like eggs, bread and milk under bold new government proposals - but ministers say this would not be a return to…
