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Food manufacturers warn that food inflation will reach four per cent by Christmas
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· September 9, 2026
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Key points They predict that food inflation will reach a certain level by Christmas. Food manufacturers have issued a warning about rising food costs.
Food manufacturers have issued a warning about rising food costs. They predict that food inflation will reach a certain level by Christmas. This level is expected to be four per cent.
Further details about this prediction are available from themanufacturer.com. The warning suggests that consumers may face higher food prices in the coming months.
The prediction of four per cent food inflation by Christmas is the key point of the warning issued by food manufacturers, with more information on this topic available from the source.
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