Food bills on course to rise by £275 a year as prices jump

Millions of Brits hit with 'worrying' £275 supermarket bill - The Mirror

The average UK household grocery bill is now £5,283 a year, according to analysts at Worldpanel, who warned that rising food prices could add nearly £300 a year to the cost

Food bills on course to rise by £275 a year as prices jump

Households are trading down or making simpler meals to save money on groceries, research shows.

Household food bills hit £5,500 a year: Shoppers to pay £275 more

Shoppers could spend an extra £275 on groceries this year as food prices continue to rise, bringing their total bill to over £5,500, new figures suggest.

Families face £275 a year jump in supermarket bills as grocery inflation surges

Hot weather and tax hikes on employers blamed for the higher checkout bills

Annual grocery bills could jump by £275, Worldpanel figures indicate – RetailWit

Take home sales at the grocers grew by 5.4% in the four weeks to 13 July compared with last year, according to the latest figures from Worldpanel by Numerator. Grocery price inflation also accelerated again, hitting the highest level since January 2024 at 5.2% this… This story continues at Annual grocery bills could jump by £275, Worldpanel figures indicate Or just read more coverage at Talking Retail

Data: Asda lags behind as UK supermarket sales surge in summer heatwave - Retail Gazette

Asda’s grocery sales dropped 2.3% in the four weeks to 12 July, while the wider UK supermarket sector grew 5.8% — marking the strongest four-week growth since August 2024 outside of peak seasonal times. While Asda’s footfall increased by 5%, shoppers are visiting more frequently but spending less per trip, reflecting cautious budgeting amid ongoing inflationary pressures. The heatwaves and major sporting events such as Wimbledon and the Women’s …