Il succo d’arancia da 5,30 sterline che racconta la storia del perché i prezzi dei supermercati sono alle stelle
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/c397n3jl3z8o
di Tartan_Samurai
Il succo d’arancia da 5,30 sterline che racconta la storia del perché i prezzi dei supermercati sono alle stelle
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/c397n3jl3z8o
di Tartan_Samurai
3 commenti
The entire article never mentions energy prices once. Electricity, diesel and petrochemicals are all up at rates above inflation and they don’t even get a mention?
Very interesting.
One thing it omits that is not specific to orange juice, is that supermarket costs have gone up as well: electricity is more expensive, and staff costs have gone up following rises in employers national insurance, the minimum wage and compulsory pension contributions.
Tesco profits of over £3 billion represents a 10 %year on year increase.