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Back production and won't be sowing in this field. straight away, the fertiliser, that's tripled. electric has tripled. the haulage has not doubled, but it's certainly going to be there very shortly. you know, we will definitely lose money if we planted this this year. i dread to think what you'd lose on this one little field. there is sunshine on the coast, but the outlook for businesses and their customers seems bleak. the war in ukraine seems a long way away from this beach in south shields, but the soaring price of potatoes, fish, oil, the energy to cook them, is in part due to that confli...

And the energy to cook it — a whopping 400% russia—related rise to businesses who are not protected by a price cap. 0wner richard 0rd says many local chippies won't survive. seen hundreds of shops already that haven't been able to cope with the price increases, and unfortunately things are actually getting worse. the sooner we can get something sorted with price increases, the better, or we're going to see a lot of your local fish and chip shops gone. it's a similar story in the supply chain. by this afternoon, these will be down to chip shops and restaurants all over the north of england....

To have a universal recycling and composting program for residents and businesses. but it all starts with you. let's keep making a differene together. beyond all those container ships stuck on the west coast, it turns out supply chain issues here at home are also setting back production as the holidays approach. vicky wynn now on how one toy maker is trying to meet demand. here inside the factory in pennsylvania, they're cranking out more than 450 products, including these small, plastic parts vital to the kinex building set. the toy maker is gearing up for an unpredictable holiday season ...

In the same way by rising costs. some have bought their gas and electricity in advance and are protected from price rises, at least for the time being. 0thers though are not. for them, this is an incredibly serious predicament, leading some to scale back production or to raise product prices. of course the longer this period of high prices continues, the more companies are impacted and the more severe those impacts are and, at some point, it starts to threaten their company viability. the government faces a dilemma. it wants to help viable businesses cope with soaring costs but it doesn't want...

Theo leggett reports. forging steel requires a lot of heat and that consumes a great deal of energy. small wonder then that steelmakers want the government to help them cope with a steep rise in energy costs. it isn't just steel. cement manufacturers, chemicals firms, glass—makers and ceramics businesses are also appealing for support. not all companies are affected in the same way by rising costs. some have bought their gas and electricity in advance and are protected from price rises, at least for the time being. 0thers though are not. for them, this is an incredibly serious predicament, l...