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Statistics, food inflation is running at 4.5%. but that doesn't tell you the full story. because many everyday staples have gone up way more than that. take spaghetti. no brands, just a standard range. it's gone up by an average of a!% from last year. a standard tin of tomatoes has gone up by 29%. of course, every shopping basket is different, and the supermarkets can't prevent inflation. but how they keep a lid on it will have huge consequences for millions of households. this is a once in a generation moment forfood price inflation in this country. the supermarkets are incredibly competitive...

More than that. take spaghetti — no brands, just the standard range. it's gone up by an average of 41% from last year. a standard tin of tomatoes has gone up by 29%. of course, every shopping basket is different, and the supermarkets can't prevent inflation. but how they keep a lid on it will have huge consequences for millions of households. this is a once—in—a—generation moment forfood price inflation in this country. the supermarkets are incredibly competitive. it's a real dog—eat—dog situation here. and they can'tjust put up prices without people noticing. shoppers will shop ar...

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And that lasts for months. i have started doing online shopping, to stop me - from picking up impulse buys. according to the official statistics, food inflation is running at 4.5%. but that doesn't tell you the full story. because many everyday staples have gone up way more than that. take spaghetti. no brands, just a standard range. it's gone up by an average of a1% from last year. a standard tin of tomatoes has gone up by 29%. of course, every shopping basket is different, and the supermarkets can't prevent inflation. but how they keep a lid on it will have huge consequences for millions of ...