Butter up 64% as food prices rise at highest rate in a year

The growth in overall inflation was most affected by more expensive food and non-alcoholic beverages.

Milk, butter, and chocolate - driving 3.5% increase in food prices

The annual increase was largely driven by higher prices in the grocery food group, which includes milk, butter, and chocolate.

Butter up 64% as food prices rise at highest rate in a year

File photo: Getty Images Annual food prices have risen at their fastest rate in more than a year, driven by dairy, meat, and some grocery prices.

Food prices rise at fastest rate in more than a year - butter up 64 percent

Butter is up a huge 64 percent.

Food prices soar to record levels as officials warn of lasting impact

In recent months, grocery prices across the globe have surged to unprecedented levels, straining household budgets and raising concerns about long-term food security. According to a Yahoo News report, the overheating of the planet is a significant driver, putting immense pressure on agriculture, disrupting ecosystems, and causing the cost of staples like rice, eggs, and […]

"The high prices are not the fault of farmers, but of a very bad trade model that has been built in Poland for decades. Shops are not lowering these prices, e.g. for butter. Butter should have been 15 percent cheaper since December. It hasn't. Why? Because shops often use such products to, for example, run promotions in a short time and thus attract customers who will come to buy three cubes of butter for PLN 4.75, but will also make purchases a…