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Why is food getting pricier?
Food inflation means the cost of groceries is rising. This can be due to factors like global supply chain issues, energy costs for farming and transport, or even weather affecting harvests. The story predicts significant increases, meaning your weekly shop will likely cost more, impacting household budgets directly.
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