Economists warn that easing food inflation could reverse as supply chain costs rise.
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Recent months have seen a welcome dip in grocery inflation, providing some breathing room for shoppers. However, this trend may not last long according to industry experts.
Reporting from FoodNavigator Europe, economists suggest that the current relief is likely temporary. They warn that various input costs are still moving through the supply chain, which could lead to renewed pressure on food prices later this year.
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