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Daily Mirror
Daily Mirror
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Ruby Flanagan

Supermarket price war explained: When should we expect food prices to come down?

Supermarkets have cut the costs of some of their basic food items over the last month - so does this mean that food prices are to come down?

This week Tesco, Sainsbury's Lidl, and Aldi all cut the price of their bread and butter, just weeks after the price of milk was also slashed at all major supermarkets.

The cuts to bread and butter began with Sainsbury's earlier this week which reduced the price of its own-brand 250g packets of butter by 10p from £1.99 to £1.89 and its medium-sized white loaf from 85p to 75p.

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