Many farmers and produce growers are reeling from a sudden increase in costs due to the effective closure of the Strait of Hormuz - and it's set to feed into prices on supermarket shelves.
Food was horrifically underpriced before, as supermarkets fought price wars and drove many producers to ruin.
Brexit has hit farming hard and Britain no longer benefits from the singe market.
We’re in a very dry spell lasting over 18 months and the harvest will suffer greatly this year and for the foreseeable future until theres a very wet few years.
Food was horrifically underpriced before, as supermarkets fought price wars and drove many producers to ruin.
Brexit has hit farming hard and Britain no longer benefits from the singe market.
We’re in a very dry spell lasting over 18 months and the harvest will suffer greatly this year and for the foreseeable future until theres a very wet few years.
So no, prices aren’t going back.