Irish grocery inflation at 2.9% ‘highest since 2014’ as households spend more

The annual rate of grocery price inflation in Irish supermarkets accelerated to 2.9% in recent weeks, the highest since October 2014, according to a new survey.

Irish grocery inflation at 2.9% ‘highest since 2014’ as households spend more

The annual rate of grocery price inflation in Irish supermarkets accelerated to 2.9% in recent weeks, the highest since October 2014, according to a new survey.

The figures come from the regular survey by market researcher Kantar which polls over 30,000 grocery items bought by Irish households.

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