Irish supermarkets stuck in price war with Unilever

Latest: Unilever has been accused of using Brexit as a smokescreen to raise grocery prices.

Irish supermarkets stuck in price war with Unilever
Fri, 14 Oct, 2016 - 07:50

Update 11am: Unilever has been accused of using Brexit as a smokescreen to raise grocery prices.

The producer wants to add up to 19% to the cost of well-known brands such as Persil and Pot Noodles.

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