Grocery price inflation rate slows to lowest since February 2025

Grocery inflation down to 4.16% from the 4.77% recorded in June, continuing a trend of monthly declines since April, when the rate stood at 6.7%

Dunnes Stores retains a narrow lead over Tesco when it comes to the total share of consumer spending in Ireland.

Irish grocery price inflation slowed to 4.16% in the 12 weeks to July 12, marking the slowest rate of growth since February 2025, new data shows.

According to data from the Worldpanel by Numerator, grocery inflation is down from the 4.77% recorded in June, continuing a trend of monthly declines since April, when the rate stood at 6.7%.