Price change of the 'full Irish' shows resilience of agri-food sector

New data on the cost of a home-cooked full Irish breakfast reveals consistency in pricing for consumers in 2020
Price change of the 'full Irish' shows resilience of agri-food sector

It now costs €3.45 per plate for a cooked full Irish breakfast - just 0.6% less than it did in October 2019 when it cost €3.47. 

New data on the cost of a home-cooked full Irish breakfast, compiled by Ulster Bank using the CSO Consumer Price Index (CPI), reveals little movement in food prices.

The new Ulster Bank Full Irish Index shows consistency for consumers in retail pricing and no major increase or decrease in the cost of a home-cooked breakfast in the year to October.

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