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Grocery inflation decreases due to supermarket price competition

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According to recent data from Kantar Worldpanel, promotional offers from supermarkets have played a significant role in the continued easing of grocery inflation. Kantar, which tracks sales and pricing information from major chains, reported a 14th consecutive decrease in the annual pace of price increases in its latest report on the sector. The data showed that consumers took advantage of intense…

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