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Finance minister Bruno Le Maire says 75 groups will make reductions in line with falling wholesale costs
Some economists believe that surging food prices in the eurozone could reverse by the end of this year
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Food cost growth eases slightly as lower energy costs filter through supply chains
Initiative aims to curb rampant food price inflation but has split Tory party and angered supermarkets
Food becoming more of a factor than energy in driving stubbornly high level of inflation
High inflation sparks return of controversial measure that retailers say forces them to sell at a loss
UK cannot decide whether food prices are egregiously high or problematically low
Retailers and producers will not be asked to stop raising prices in wake of food inflation hitting 45-year high
Cost of world’s biggest food group’s products up almost 10% on average in first quarter
UK price growth should fall soon, but the Bank of England still has some work to do
Consolidation coming
Highest food inflation in 45 years leaves consumers spending more to get less
Rate of 10.1% in March is higher than expected and increases chances of more BoE tightening
UK fishing boats will be able to land Northeast Atlantic spur dog — or ‘rock salmon’ — after sustainability levels recover
Shoppers are trading down and buying less, hitting mid-market chains and makers of branded products
March grocery inflation of 17.5% adds £837 to average household’s annual bill, market research reveals
Annual price rise hits 15% in March as cost of living crisis shows no sign of letting up
Supermarket chain owner reports ‘tensions with suppliers like we’ve never had’
Bird flu has led to shortages of household staple, hitting manufacturers, retailers and consumers
Government seeks to reassure the public of ‘resilient’ supply chains
Supply chain breakdown has led to a shortage of vegetables but low prices are also to blame
Deliveries from abroad usually account for more than 90% of the tomato and lettuce market during March
FT reporters reflect on how much Ukraine and global markets have changed since Russia’s invasion began one year ago
British Retail Consortium’s forecast comes as Asda and Morrisons ration purchases of fruit and vegetables
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