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Food inflation drops to lowest level since October 2022
The British Retail Consortium has released its full report on fresh food inflation, reporting a 6.9% rise in price while grain costs remain high.
Labour shortages stifling economic growth for UK food
Analysis published by the FDF has found that in the last year labour shortages have cost the industry an estimated £1.4 billion.
FDF Scotland to host webinar on ‘fragmented’ food and drink regulation
Food and Drink Federation Scotland will host a webinar on 15th September looking at the market issues for the food and drink sector.
Price volatility expected across food supply chains in H2
The Smart Cube has released its latest Topical Insights Report with an outlook for the second half of the year, predicting a rise in global sugar prices.
TOM on the agenda at Westminster food safety forum
The potential introduction of the Border Target Operating Model by the UK and devolved Governments will be discussed at a Westminster Food and Nutrition Forum in October.
Asda slashes prices on 425 products as part of £23m investment
Asda has announced that it has cut prices on 425 branded and own-label products as part of a £23 million investment to lower prices.
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