BBCNEWS The Context June 4, 2024 19:24:00
That number is up £3 to about £23. thats a price rise of about 15% since last year for your average shopper. but there are signs of food inflation reaching its peak. you can see here the growth in food prices slowing slightly from 15.7% in april to about 15.1i% in may. now, this is still an incredibly high figure, but experts believe that lower costs of energy and certain goods are starting to filter through to some lower prices for fresh items like fruit, milk and fish. so, overall, while foo...
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