UK Grocery Price Inflation Plunges to Two-Year Low

Grocery price inflation in the UK has sharply slowed to its lowest level in two years. This decline is partly attributed to increased sales of 'picky bits' and alcohol during hot weather.

18 Aug, 09:02 — 18 Aug, 09:02

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The IndependentMostly Factual4h ago

‘Picky bits’ and alcohol sales help grocery price inflation plunge to lowest level in two years

Of the major chains, Sainsbury’s was the strongest performer, with sales rising 3.5 per cent

By Holly Williams

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UK Grocery Price Inflation Plunges to Two-Year Low

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‘Picky bits’ and alcohol sales help grocery price inflation plunge to lowest level in two years

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