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the online food delivery company ocado says it now has limited stock of some frozen foods because itepresenting major supermarkets says the disruption could not have come at a worse time, with the lorry driver shortage already causing issues. the rising price of gas is mainly being felt by businesses at the moment but it is likely to feed through in terms of higher bills for consumers at a time when the cost of living is already rising. the business secretary kwasi kwarteng says britain can meet demand for gas and the government doesn�*t expect supply emergencies this winter. but some things are beyond their control. with wholesale prices, there are global factors at play. katy austin, bbc news. robert buckley — an energy analyst at cornwall insight — told us what�*s driving the increase in global prices: people keep talking about a perfect storm of increasing demand, constraints on supply of gas from russia, from norway, very competitive international market for... lower production from wind and solar than we were expecting. so a real combination of factors. in asian and european pr

the online food delivery company ocado says it now has limited stock of some frozen foods because thenough dry ice. the trade body representing major supermarkets said the disruption could not have come at a worse time with the lorry driver shortage already causing issues. the rising price of gas is mainly being felt by businesses at the moment but it is likely to feed through in terms of higher bills for consumers at a time when the cost of living is already rising. the business secretary kwasi kwarteng says britain can meet demand for gas and that the government does not expect supply emergencies this winter but when it comes to prices there are global factors at play. katy austin, bbc news. a short time ago i spoke to emma pinchbeck, the chief executive of energy uk who you saw in katy�*s report. i began by getting her reaction to reports more firms could go bust. we are seeing a record—breaking price of international gas and that does feed through to the market and we have seen four supplier failures in recent weeks partly because of that and also because of the market. it is diff

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