
Supermarkets Face Pressure to Cap Prices on Essential Groceries
With food inflation rising, supermarkets are under pressure to cap prices on essentials. Will voluntary caps ease the cost of living crisis or frustrate retailers further?
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With food inflation rising, supermarkets are under pressure to cap prices on essentials. Will voluntary caps ease the cost of living crisis or frustrate retailers further?

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