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elaine dunkley, bbc news, in wythenshawe.at the rate they are? as the manufacturer pointed out, global prices for lots of items in the supply chain have gone up massively, vegetable oil and sugar is up 30%, meat, fish, anything you can mention has shot up in price and has been happening steadily over the last two years. logistics has gone up, getting a containerfrom china to the uk has gone up tenfold, not only food, food being an essential item for many families, it is noticeable when it goes up. supermarkets have been absorbing the course for the last year because they do not want to increase the prices from a business perspective, they lose customers. however, absorbing cause for so many years, they are now forced to make increases in some areas to pass on some of those costs.— increases in some areas to pass on some of those costs. they have been forced to? who _ some of those costs. they have been forced to? who has _ some of those costs. they have been forced to? who has fought _ some of those costs. they have been forc

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just down the road in wythenshawe is the factory where the jam's made.eir prices. richard, i'mjust wondering, why are the prices ofjam going up as much as they are at the minute? it's really down to a number of things. it's shipment costs, so that's getting the raw materials from around the world to the uk. that's a massive part of it. it's the cost of those raw materials. it's also the packaging materials, which is largely driven by energy costs. we've seen our costs increase by around £8 million over a 12—month period. we can't absorb those costs. the cost of gas, for example, is up 28%, liquid fuels like propane up 47%, and petrol�*s close to a record high. i can't afford to live as it is. i'm getting rid of my car because i can't afford to keep it any longer. i'm happy to get buses and stuff moving forward. the price of petrol�*s now feeding through to other prices, with the average price of goods up by no less than 7.2%. prices are rising, and inflation is going to increase to its highest rate in over 30 years. in the city, traders now fully expect

elaine dunkley, bbc news, in wythenshawe. up by that much. it is an average so it averages out at the neck of the cost of various things we spend our money on. the prediction — we spend our money on. the prediction is _ we spend our money on. the prediction is it _ we spend our money on. the prediction is it will _ we spend our money on. he prediction is it will not stop we spend our money on. “iie: prediction is it will not stop here, it is set to go higher. the prediction _ it is set to go higher. the prediction is _ it is set to go higher. the prediction is that - it is set to go higher. the prediction is that by - it is set to go higher. the prediction is that by the spring, the bank of england thinks it could top 7% and when you think that at is on top of people's extra national insurance contributions that kick in from april, there are pressures from every side on people's are budgets so it will be a tough few months for so it will be a tough few months for so many people. so it will be a tough few months for so many pe

just down the road in wythenshawe is the factory where the jam's made.heir prices. richard, i'mjust wondering, why are the prices ofjam going up as much as they are at the minute? it's down to a number of things. it's shipment costs, so that's getting the raw materials from around the world to the uk. that's a massive part of it. it's the cost of those raw materials. it's also the packaging materials, which is largely driven by energy costs. we've seen our costs increase by around £8 million over a 12—month period. we can't absorb those costs. the cost of gas, for example, is up 28%. liquid fuels like propane are up 47%. and petrol�*s close to a record high. i can't afford to live as it is. i'm getting rid of my car because i can't afford to keep it any longer. i'm happy to get buses and stuff, moving forward. it would have gone to half a tank. it's gone to just over a quarter now, so... i only put £20 in, obviously, but, no, it'sjust how it's going to be, isn't it? you're frightened to use them now. the price of petrol�*s now feeding through to other pr

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