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Source:
Telegraph
By Harry Wallop, Consumers Affairs Correspondent
Last Updated: 2:41am BST 23/10/2007
The average family has to spend an extra £750 on their annual food bill, compared with a year ago, according to figures.
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Supermarkets ‘raise family food bill by £750 a year’
Figures suggest that households are being hit hard by food inflation
In recent weeks, some of the most dramatic signs of food inflation have hit supermarket shelves.
According to price comparison website mySupermarket.com, the three biggest supermarkets – Tesco, Asda and Sainsbury’s – are charging their shoppers 12 per cent more on average for a basket of 25 different goods compared with last year.
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