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Tesco and Sainsbury's shoppers warned they could be spending £322 more in certain stores

Many shoppers could be spending hundreds of pounds more than they realise - but there's a simple way to prevent it

Chronicle Live

Tesco and Sainsbury's shoppers issued £279 bill warning

Many shoppers could be paying out hundreds more than they realise, but there's an easy way to prevent it

Manchester Evening News

Supermarket food shop mistake could be adding £322 to your bill - how to avoid it

Avoid shopping at smaller convenience stores if you can, as money experts at consumer champion Which? say this could be adding £322 to your food bill each year

Daily Mirror

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Nine ways to save hundreds on your food shop as Asda boss warns of more price rises

Wheat and oil prices have already been affected by the war in Ukraine while analysts have predicted inflation could have hit more than 8 per cent in April due to the impact of higher energy bills

Daily Mirror

Five items you should always buy at Aldi from chocolate to baby essentials

Aldi shoppers should keep an eye on the following "dupes" if they want to save money in the supermarkets. It comes as Aldi was the fastest growing retailer in new research shared by Kantar

Daily Mirror

Why your supermarket shop is getting more expensive as food bills to rise by £271

Shoppers are being hit by soaring inflation, with suppliers passing on the rising increases of costs to consumers. Kantar estimates food costs will rise by £271

Daily Mirror

Cheap UK supermarket shoppers are scrambling to - and it's not Tesco or Asda

Two supermarkets are proving popular with shoppers as annual food bills rise by £271

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Morrisons follows ASDA in announcing major change at all supermarkets

The cost of groceries is now 5.2 percent higher than a year ago

Nottingham Post

Why are UK supermarkets rationing cooking oil?

Tesco, Morrisons and Waitrose have limited sales after concerns over shortages caused by Ukraine war

The Guardian - UK

Household food bills rise £271 in a year as prices soar

Average prices rose 5.9% this year, the fastest rate since December 2011, supermarket data shows

The Independent UK

Food prices rise at quickest rate in decade, data shows

Households will see an estimated £271 added to their food bills this year

The Independent UK

Sunflower oil sales leap 27% as war in Ukraine prompts stockpiling

War-torn Ukraine is the world’s largest manufacturer of Britain’s favourite cooking oil

Evening Standard

UK shoppers stockpile cooking oil and other essentials as prices soar

Sales of sunflower oil up 27% as Britons become aware of shortage arising from Ukraine war

The Guardian - UK

Back to the 70s: Primark to put prices up as boss warns on inflation spiral

FRESH fears about how bad inflation could get were stoked today when Primark boss George Weston warned we are “back in the 1970s” and an influential data group said food prices are rising at the fastest for 11 years.

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Liverpool Echo

Morrisons customers to notice big change during their next shop

The move comes as shoppers are increasingly turning to cheaper own-brand products

Manchester Evening News

Morrisons follows ASDA and announces major change in all supermarkets

The supermarket giant has issued a message to everyone who shops in its stores

Daily Record

Morrisons issues major price cuts on 500 items including nappies, eggs and meat

The move comes as shoppers are increasingly turning to cheaper own-brand products.

Wales Online

Morrisons cuts prices of 500 items including own-brand eggs and nappies

The move comes as shoppers are increasingly turning to cheaper own-brand products

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Benzinga

UK Households, Citing Inflation, Cancel Streaming Subscriptions; Disney+ Records Highest Churn

The economic crisis impacting the U.K. has resulted in a growing number of households canceling at least one streaming service, according to new data study released by the research firm Kantar.

The Independent UK

Households cancel 1.5m streaming service subscriptions amid cost of living crisis, report says

More than 500,000 cancellations attributed to ‘money saving’, with households budgeting for higher energy bills

Evening Standard

Streaming services are being cancelled to cut costs in households, report finds

Numerous lockdowns have led to more people paying for streaming services including Netflix, Disney+ and Amazon Prime but now people are cutting back

The Independent UK

As inflation soars to another 30-year high, what can we expect next?

Inflation does not yet take into account the 54% jump to the energy price cap that came into effect on April 1.

Daily Mirror

Food prices rising at fastest level in a decade - see 10 items rising the most

The price of food and groceries is 5.2% higher than it was 12 months ago, with prices set to to keep rising. So what goods are surging the most? We take a look

The Guardian - UK

UK shoppers head to Aldi and Lidl amid cost of living squeeze

Discount supermarkets gaining record market share as price inflation soars, Kantar survey finds

Evening Standard

Aldi and Lidl emerge as winners in cost of living crisis as supermarket inflation hits 10-year high

Kantar said the German discounters were the only two retailers to win market share year-on-year in the 12 weeks to March 20

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