UK Grocery Inflation Rises to 5.2%, Reversing Recent Slowdown
Food prices increase again amid supply chain pressures and global cost challenges.
Grocery inflation in the United Kingdom has risen to 5.2%, marking an acceleration after months of gradual decline.
The latest data highlights renewed pressure on household budgets as food and drink prices edge higher.
Economists attribute the uptick to supply chain disruptions and increased production costs, warning that consumers may face further strain in the coming months.
The latest data highlights renewed pressure on household budgets as food and drink prices edge higher.
Economists attribute the uptick to supply chain disruptions and increased production costs, warning that consumers may face further strain in the coming months.
