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Food Prices Increase Again with Meat, Fruit and Vegetables Prices Rocketing

  • The CSO reports Ireland's June headline inflation rose to 1.6%, driven by a 4.3% increase in food prices year-on-year.
  • High wholesale prices, labour costs, and dry weather have driven up food costs in Ireland, contributing to inflation increases, as supported by CSO data and sector reports.
  • CSO data shows Ireland’s food inflation at 4.3%, nearly three times the 1.6% overall rate, below the euro zone’s 1.9%.
  • Irish consumers face higher heating costs as inflation rises, with the government ruling out energy credits in the upcoming budget.
  • Ireland's headline inflation is expected to rise further as carbon tax hikes from May and colder seasons increase heating costs, putting more financial pressure on households.
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Food prices increase again with meat, fruit and vegetables prices rocketing

Food prices have increased again, with meat, fruit and vegetables going up the quickest, leaving many families struggling to eat well

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Food prices increase again. with meat, fruit and vegetables prices rocketing

Food prices have increased again, with meat, fruit and vegetables going up the quickest, leaving many families struggling to eat well

The roar of the planes and the volleys of missiles distracted the public from the economic matter, and it was in fact that it took a toll on the writers and supermarkets. But giant companies continue to raise prices at a dizzying pace, and today (Tuesday) the first of July for their stock, a list of price increases in several companies in the economy came into force. Here are the details of the latest recalls: Strauss Food giant Strauss announce…

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Irish Times broke the news in Dublin, Ireland on Monday, June 30, 2025.
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