Grocery inflation of 16% marks lowest level so far this year

Take-home grocery sales in Ireland increased by 10.8%, with price inflation driving up value sales 
Grocery inflation of 16% marks lowest level so far this year

Dunnes continues to hold the highest share amongst all retailers at 22.9% with growth of 15% year-on-year. 

Irish grocery sales rose by almost 11% as the average price per pack increased by more than 14%, latest findings from Kantar show.

In the four weeks to the 11th of June, shoppers made two additional trips on average, with grocery price inflation driving up value sales.

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