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And these government help that was in place is definitely not as generous this winter coming as it was last year. generous this winter coming as it was last year-— was last year. they have already made it more — was last year. they have already made it more targeted. - was last year. they have already made it more targeted. let's - was last year. they have already| made it more targeted. let's talk about standing charges. it feels like an important part of the equation and all of this. we will talk about that shortly. adam in bristol, good morning.- talk about that shortly. adam in bristol...

The government has replaced the Differentiated Unit Cost (DUC) model.

Watchdog in a report on thursday. it found no evidence that the big chains were profiteering from rising food prices. but it did tell retailers to make their pricing clearer to help shoppers find the best deals. here�*s our business correspondent, emma simpson. are grocery prices higher than they should be? the regulator�*s been taking a look. its conclusion? soaring food inflation isn�*t down to a lack of competition, and it doesn�*t think retailers are passing on all their rising costs to consumers either. we haven�*t seen any evidence that the supermarkets are profiteering on groc...

This market under review, though. we have heard from some of the supermarkets, some of the retailers, that they're looking for opportunities to rebuild their margins. and we are mindful that we would expect input costs to be falling over the coming months. so we want to make sure that that competitive pressure remains. but it wants to see government action on pricing. that's unit pricing, where supermarkets are required to display the unit cost of a product to make it easier to compare prices. take a look at this. two packs of salmon fillets on the shelf. one is priced in grams, the other righ...

That the supermarkets are profiteering on groceries. we do think it's important to keep this market under review, though. we have heard from some of the supermarkets, some of the retailers that they're looking for opportunities to rebuild their margins. and we are mindful that we would expect input costs to be falling over the coming months. so we want to make sure that that competitive pressure remains. but it wants to see government action on pricing. that's unit pricing, where supermarkets are required to display the unit cost of a product, for instance, the price per kilo of cheese. so it'...