Supermarkets warn food costs due to Iran war will keep soaring unless ministers take action
Read our Privacy notice Supermarkets are calling on the government to delay or scrap new taxes and regulations as they fight to keep costs under control during the Iran war. The cost of food is expected to be 50 per cent higher by November than at the start of the cost of living crisis in 2021, the Energy and Climate Intelligence Unit think tank has warned. A poll for the BRC by Opinium found that 80 per cent of people are worried the Middle East conflict will further increase food costs.
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