People who shop at supermarkets such as Tesco, Asda, Sainsbury's and Aldi have been warned over a £380 surge.
As food price inflation hits a 13-year high, people can now expect to pay considerably more for their groceries, according to data experts Kantar. This means people in the UK are set to see their annual supermarket bills jump by £380 this year.
The latest data from Kantar has revealed that grocery price inflation jumped to 8.3% over the four weeks to June 12 - up from 7% in May and its highest level since April 2009. The soaring increases in the cost of food and groceries means the average annual shopping bill is now predicted to increase by £380 to £4,960 in 2022 - up by more than another £100 since April alone, Kantar said.
