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Why are supermarket prices rising?

Morrisons, like other supermarkets, faces higher costs, including rent bills and general operating expenses. To offset these, and to recover from significant losses, they may need to adjust their pricing strategy. This can lead to higher prices for shoppers as businesses try to maintain profitability.

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