Unseasonable weather is the biggest threat to the UK’s trend of falling food inflation
date:Jun 19, 2012
The agri-food business consultancy said sudden changes for the worse in harvest prospects forced changes in global agricultural prices, which can have a dramatic impact on retail food inflation.

EFFPs current predictions are that food inflation will continue to fall through 2012 and will end the year close to between 2 3%. It will fall a little further in the early part of 2013, based on figures from the consumers price index (CPI).

Both the CPI and, the alternative measure of inflation, the
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