Food supply chain reacts to temporary visa changes
Supermarket chain Aldi UK and supply chain organisation the Food and Drink Federation (FDF) welcomed the news that 10,500 temporary visas would be made available to alleviate the Christmas rush.
Supermarket chain Aldi UK and supply chain organisation the Food and Drink Federation (FDF) welcomed the news that 10,500 temporary visas would be made available to alleviate the Christmas rush.
The company said it was taking a series of measures to ensure their Christmas stock arrives in the UK on time.
The latest report by the Office for National Statistics (ONS) has found that the Consumer Prices Index measure of inflation for August 2021 hit 3.2%.
The latest grocery market share figures from Kantar for the period ending 5th September 2021 show like-for-like grocery prices rose by 1.3% in the past four weeks compared to last year.
The supermarket chain has introduced a way for its customers to shop that allows them to buy a wide range of food, drink, household and beauty products in “reusable and durable packaging.”
Ian Wright, CEO of the Food and Drink Federation, has said the days of limitless food choice in supermarkets or restaurants are “over”.