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Discounter says squeeze on household budgets is ‘top priority’ for most consumers
Crop damage linked to climate change could lead to stockpiling or trade restrictions, experts warn
Rising costs for wheat, turkey, potatoes and travel to mark annual American gathering
Strong jobs numbers in US and eurozone; Bank of England chief insists rate rises on the way; Global food prices surge
Consumers in emerging economies are bearing the brunt, although grocery bills are not increasing as fast as the indices
Bad weather and supply-chain problems push up price of ingredients
It’s time to carry out your own festive spending review
Consumer inflationary pressure has hit the kitchen table and food export markets could be next
Economists have played down comparisons with the 1970s oil shock
Expensive fertiliser and reduced yields are linked factors that could drive up agricultural commodity prices
Fallout spreads from fertiliser makers and energy suppliers to meat and drink sectors
Central banks face difficult monetary policy trade-off between taming increases and risking recovery
BRC warns rising wages and costs will bring long period of subdued prices to an end
With fewer migrants, filling vacancies will mean having to pay more
Products from coffee to oranges affected by drought and chilly temperatures
Poor households struggle with increasing prices for essentials such as food and fuel
Increase of 320m who lost access to adequate nutrition last year is equal to previous five years combined, says UN
Economy minister calls for further ‘shock absorber’ restrictions as global food costs soar
40% surge in cost of agricultural commodities raises spectre of accelerating inflation
The prices of raw materials that go into morning staples have surged since the start of the pandemic
NHS plans to scrape 55m patient records into a database that will be shared with third parties
From the US-China trade war, to Brexit, to pandemic-led delays to manufacturing and shipping, the global supply chain is firmly in the spotlight. How is the business of trade adapting in a changing world?
Andy Sewell’s photos capture the food banks feeding the hungry during the coronavirus crisis
Food delivery group that has benefited from lockdown demand for takeaways sets price range
UN body warns trajectory of prices could create a ‘big issue’ for poorer, import-reliant countries
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