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Prices will soar and border delays will halt fresh food imports following the "shock" of a no-deal Brexit, Britain’s major supermarkets have warned.
A new study suggests dairy products could become luxuries post-Brexit.
Birds Eye fish fingers and Walkers crisps are asking supermarkets for price rises of up to 12%, in the latest standoff between household brands and retailers over the dramatic fall in the value of the pound.
Apple is pushing up the price of apps by 25 per cent to make up for the plunging value of the pound.
The value of sterling against the dollar has fallen by about 18 per cent since the UK voted to leave the EU in June.
Pound’s slump and rising production costs mean consumers are feeling the pinch as they stock up for the festive season.
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Increases of up to 63% on products across big four supermarkets, says research by the Guardian and MySupermarket.com
Supermarkets have issued the first price rise to bananas in five years as post-Brexit vote currency fluctuations reek havoc with the cost of fresh produce.
Prices of Lego will rise in Britain in the new year, the Danish company has confirmed. Lego Group is increasing its prices in response to the pound’s decline in the aftermath of the EU referendum.
Sharp fall in pound since EU referendum feeds into big rise in food prices with butter up 15%, fish up 8% and tea up more than 6%
Supermarket moves to ditch promotions coupled with weakened pound following Brexit vote add average £21.31 to quarterly food bills.
Childrenswear and maternity retailer says it plans to increase price of clothing and toys by up to 5% this summer.
Food prices could rise between 5% and 10% if there is a disorderly Brexit, the Bank of England governor, Mark Carney, has warned.
Cheese, beef and tomatoes are three foods that could be most at risk.
Tariffs ranging from 2% to 20% will be passed on to consumers, says frozen food specialist.
Falling value of pound contributes to UK drivers paying up to £98 more per month for cars.
Food and drink production will be more expensive due to a combination of higher tariffs and new regulatory checks, experts warned.
Consumers could face meat, fish, fruit and vegetable shortages and higher prices.
Analysis comes as government expected to outline plans to mitigate price shock next week.
Latest no-deal notice forecasts Northern Ireland to be hit hard and food prices likely to rise.
Leaders of 15 charitable organisations have written to the prime minister calling for a 'hardship fund'.