Supermarket prices rise 2.3% in the Covid-19 lockdown as sales surge to €3.2bn

Supermarket prices rose at an annual 2.3% during the pandemic -- the fastest rate since August last year -- as spending on grocery items surged by over 25% to €3.2bn.
Supermarket prices rise 2.3% in the Covid-19 lockdown as sales surge to €3.2bn

Supermarket prices rose at an annual 2.3% during the pandemic -- the fastest rate since August last year -- as spending on grocery items surged by over 25% to €3.2bn.

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