A McDonald's boss has announced that the fast food chain will raise the price of some of its menu items due to rising inflation.
The move comes as the soaring cost of living and rising inflation has seen the price of goods increase all across the UK. McDonald's Chief Executive Office Alistair Macrow has said that this has increased pressure on the chain's restaurants and suppliers.
Price increases of some items will come into effect this summer, with the cheeseburger rising in price for the first time in 14 years, going from 99p to £1.19. While some other items 'impacted most by inflation' will rise between 10p and 20p, not all items will be affected.
