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Food Is Hardly More Expensive – Why Shopping Costs 37 Percent More Anyway

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Food prices 2026: only 0.1 percent inflation, but 36.7 percent above the 2020 level. What this means for your purchase and where you really save.

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Food Is Hardly More Expensive – Why Shopping Costs 37 Percent More Anyway

Food prices 2026: only 0.1 percent inflation, but 36.7 percent above the 2020 level. What this means for your purchase and where you really save.

2 hours ago·Kassel, Germany

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hna.de broke the news in Kassel, Germany 2 hours ago on Wednesday, September 23, 2026.

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