Food prices rise in August as hot summer reduces yields
Food prices continued to rise in August on the back of the hot, dry summer reducing supply of some UK products, although retailers have shielded consumers from higher price increases, according to the British Retail Consortium (BRC).
But current price rises “pale in comparison” to potential increases in a no-deal Brexit
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