UK Food Inflation Could Hit 9% This Year, Trade Body Warns
UK food inflation could hit 9% this year, warns the Food and Drink Federation, as the Iran war drives up energy costs. Chancellor Reeves meets retailers to discuss impact.
UK food inflation could hit 9% this year, warns the Food and Drink Federation, as the Iran war drives up energy costs. Chancellor Reeves meets retailers to discuss impact.
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