Food inflation to stay above 5% 'well into 2026' amid tax hike fears
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Contributing sentiments towards policy:
55% : This outpaced concerns about tax increases (49%) and rising unemployment (26%).49% : The British Retail Consortium (BRC) has issued a stark warning that food inflation will remain above 5% well into 2026 if the retail sector faces additional tax hikes in the upcoming autumn budget.
48% : The BRC said: "Food inflation will remain above 5% well into 2026 if the retail industry is hit by further tax rises at the autumn budget.
47% : She is widely expected to include tax increases in an attempt to balance the nation's books.
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