The cost of some dairy staples at the supermarket have soared in price as inflation levels continue to rise to their highest levels in 14 years.
A surge in the prices of milk, cheese and eggs have pushed inflation levels to record-highs amidst the current ongoing cost of living crisis. The latest figures from the British Retail Consortium (BTC) found that food prices had risen at their fastest rate since 2008 in August.
It comes after the price of a pint of milk soaring by two-thirds in the past year, leading it to become more expensive than a litre of petrol.
