Convenience versions of the bigger supermarkets and we gave the shop is a list of 25 items to try and buy, all had to be the budget version of the items under the convenience stores there were only able to get one or two of them were as in the out of town supermarkets they could get most of them so unfortunately those struggling the most and on the lowest budgets in the first place are the ones who will struggle the most to fill a shopping basket. the prime minister is hosting a lot of people, stakeholders from across the industry. the supermarkets will be there for this fork to farm summit, i have to be very careful when i say that! big stuff and very important but if you were the prime minister what would you say to representatives of the big supermarkets? irate representatives of the big supermarkets? representatives of the big supermarkets? we think the supermarket supermarkets? we think the supermarket should - supermarkets? we think the supermarket should do - supermarkets? we
Very, very stressful situation. and there is so very, very stressful situation. and there is so much very, very stressful situation. and there is so much food waste in this country too, we need to completely realign our priorities and think long and hard about this. hopefully they are doing that today at downing street at the farm to fork summit. we shouldn t have to rely on food banks. i don t, we don t have one local to us. but people should not have too, people that have worked all their lives should not have to go to food banks will be stressing about going to the supermarket. find about going to the supermarket. and ou had to about going to the supermarket. and you had to make sure the kids eat healthily otherwise we are storing up healthily otherwise we are storing up all sorts of problems for the population? i up all sorts of problems for the population? up all sorts of problems for the population? up all sorts of problems for the oulation? ., . , . . population? i do tha
Just going around the supermarket you need the things, you go to different shops like lidl and ulster, trying to figure out which has the best deals. i get meat from the butchers. as you go to shops like lidl and asda. it is crippling, one week it was £185 and over the bank holiday i would like, we have nothing left, but obviously you had to feed the children and it is very stressful. ., to feed the children and it is very stressful. . . , , stressful. there are massive decisions. stressful. there are massive decisions, walking stressful. there are massive decisions, walking up - stressful. there are massive decisions, walking up and i stressful. there are massive i decisions, walking up and down stressful. there are massive - decisions, walking up and down the aisles. do you sometimes pick something up, think he will get it, then you look at the price? yes. something up, think he will get it, then you look at the price?- then you look at the price? yes, i think i then you look at
Bite i7.i% extremely high. we are looking at a bite i7.i% inflation on food compared to the previous 12 months, down on last month, we are talking 0.i% down on last month, we are talking 0.i% down from 17.2% down to i7.i%, shockingly high. but even more worryingly budget ranges, the supermarket own brand budget ranges, the inflation on those is more like 25%. that s the people who are most reliant on the most value budget ranges are the ones hardest hit again. why is that? the profit margins are slimmer on those ranges. it makes sense to overtake bigger hits when prices fluctuate. unfortunately those products are not easily accessible to everyone, not in every single store. we did a bit of research where we went into the
Down on fresh produce, can t afford to go to waste so lots of things will be frozen these days and i m probably not shopping as frequently as i did so i am sticking to a tight budget when i go there and the next time i go shopping as when we literally have nothing, orjust nipping out to get purely the essentials. it is crazy how it has changed in such a short space of time. i work full time, ifeel the time. iwork full time, ifeel the pinch, i think time. i work full time, ifeel the pinch, i think everybody else s. you pick things up at the supermarket, it is not pennies any more, it is pounds. you see it stocking up and you think. it is really difficult for everyone. you think. it is really difficult for everyone- you think. it is really difficult for eve one. , for everyone. cheers, matt. andrew 0t, for everyone. cheers, matt. andrew on director for everyone. cheers, matt. andrew 0t. director of for everyone. cheers, matt. andrew 0t, director of food for everyone. cheers, matt.