Brits who shop at major UK supermarkets such as Aldi, ASDA, Tesco, Morrisons, Sainsbury's and Lidl have faced a £380 surge as grocery price inflation jumped to 8.3 per cent over the four weeks up to June 12. Shoppers are being warned over rising prices - some of which are at a 13-year high.
Data collected by Kantar, shows the average shopping bill now sits at £380. Fraser McKevitt, head of retail and consumer insight at Kantar, said sales of own-label lines have been "boosted by Aldi and Lidl's strong performances, both of whom have extensive own-label repertoires", the MEN reports.
"We can also see consumers turning to value ranges, such as Asda Smart Price, Co-op Honest Value and Sainsbury's Imperfectly Tasty, to save money," he added. Mr McKevitt said: "The sector hasn't been in growth since April 2021 as it measures up against the record sales seen during the pandemic.
