Birds Eye Peas but the prices won't be frozen
Michael Wright of Bird's Eye explained on BBC "Farming Today" that they now expect a shortfall of 20% of their UK pea crop.
Priding themselves on selling UK produce this will probably mean higher retail prices .. and more imports - but Northern Europe has ben hit with the same bad weather as the UK.
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Can my Lord Patel express an opinion as to whether or not increases in food prices will affect CPI (or even RPI / student debt)?
(Similarly, for the gangmaster gangbustin story, below ...)
Of course it will - on both accounts. However both are subject to fiddle / massaging / later correction / update / jiggling / restatement etc.,... although not quite as blatant as the US.
Oil has just climbed over US$70 and a later post sovers the raapid decline in UK indigineous energy resources = more energy imports , greater costs, higher Balance of Payments gap etc., raw materials costs etc.,
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