Today, on Saturday, a news item stated that British consumers had adopted a new strategy in an effort to extend the life of their weekly shopping by switching to durable goods.
The Tessco supermarket chain recently accepted the purchase of more vegetables, fish, and frozen peasant, according to the Bloomberg News Agency.
Others have stopped buying fresh pies, switched to dry goods, and switched from cold soup to canned food at the biggest supermarket store in the UK.
The “Sensbury” and “Iceland Foods” retail chains showed the similar pattern.
According to the agency, people are turning to less-expensive, less-wasting items as a result of their high energy and grocery expenditures, and are searching for store-specific brands and discounts rather than well-known names.
The finances are severely hurting even though people are valuable, frozen goods are less expensive, and there is less waste.
” According to Canar for Data Analysis and Consultations, frozen vegetables, pies and meat are popular and popular in the “Cincberry” stores, and frozen food sales in “Iceland Foods” exceeded the prices of these coolers.
In general, sales of frozen foods climbed by 10% from a year ago. Frozen meat, veggies, and pancakes outsold fresh vegetable sales by more than 6%.
The volume of inflation in grocery materials has reached nearly 14% earlier this month, according to Cantar, which is the highest rate since the commencement of data monitoring in 2008. Consumers in Britain are trying to cope with the greatest inflation rate in their country in decades.
Britain: Frozen food demand will battle inflation
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