UK Grocery Inflation Hits Highest Level Since February 2024
Rising food prices add pressure to household budgets
British grocery price inflation has surged to 4.7% for the four weeks ending June 15, marking the highest rate since February 2024.
The increase, driven by higher costs of staples like butter and chocolate, is intensifying the financial strain on households already grappling with broader economic challenges.
Analysts attribute the rise to seasonal demand and supply chain disruptions.
The increase, driven by higher costs of staples like butter and chocolate, is intensifying the financial strain on households already grappling with broader economic challenges.
Analysts attribute the rise to seasonal demand and supply chain disruptions.
